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Importing and exporting task data from GanttChartDataGrid as (Excel-supported) tab delimited text files

GanttChartDataGrid component from DlhSoft Gantt Chart Light Library allows developers to set up and display an interactive Gantt chart in their WPF app. But how can they allow end users to export and import task items to and from Excel, … Continue reading

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Support for calling more operations on GanttChartView component for UWP

We’ve just released a new Windows 10 UWP-based build for DlhSoft Gantt Chart Modern Library (WinMD). The package includes GanttChartView and ScheduleChartView components that, as before, reuse the JavaScript components from Gantt Chart Hyper Library internally, though an API available from all environments supported in WinRT … Continue reading

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TypeScript language support

Given the increased interest for the new TypeScript language that the developer community is working on, we are glad to offer specific definition files for all DlhSoft JavaScript® libraries, providing Visual Studio® IntelliSense® support and inline documentation for commonly used … Continue reading

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Gantt Chart Modern Library support for Windows RT 8.1

As Microsoft has recently published the detailed development platform and API changes that would occur with Windows 8.1 and Windows RT 8.1, we are able to confirm that DlhSoft’s WinRT components from Gantt Chart Modern Library for Windows® Store apps … Continue reading

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Displaying and creating Schedule chart dependencies with Gantt Chart Light Library components

We’ve just updated the Schedule chart components (ScheduleChartView and ScheduleChartDataGrid) from Gantt Chart Light Library, adding support for showing and creating dependency lines between chart bars: To display the dependencies, simply ensure you add PredecessorItem objects into the successors’ Predecessors … Continue reading

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Licensing DlhSoft’s .NET and JavaScript components – TL;DR

OK. Sorry. TL;DR is not really possible on this topic. You can however, jump to the final paragraphs for some (possibly) simpler (or required) alternatives to classic .NET licensing. Once you purchase a development library license from DlhSoft, you will … Continue reading

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Initializing JavaScript GanttChartView component items with start and effort (rather than finish)

If you have tried GanttChartView from Gantt Chart Hyper Library you have probably seen that our component requires initializing items using start and finish date values. (This is in attempt to ensure things are as optimized as possible by default, … Continue reading

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JavaScript-based Gantt charts: one core fits any backend/frontend combination

Our browser-supported Gantt charts are here since a long time ago (actually, since 2012!) And as they have been written using pure JavaScript (having TypeScript definitions added later, though), they could be integrated into virtually any type of app that … Continue reading

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Will you port your desktop apps to .NET Core?

Indeed, with the recent release of .NET Core 3.1 Microsoft offers long time support for WPF “Core”, and we all should consider moving away from the classic .NET Framework 4+ already, as the next major platform iteration (.NET 5) will … Continue reading

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Default styles for WPF components from Gantt Chart Light Library

When we designed Gantt Chart Light Library we considered avoiding Microsoft’s own theming/default styling support (using separate theme assemblies) and we decided to simply inject the default styles at component level using Resources.MergedDictionaries internally. It works this way vey well, … Continue reading

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