Topic: infragistics
Improving UX outcomes is a team sport
Most companies building software tout the great user experiences (UX) they provide, but enterprise users seldom agree. After all, everyday apps are intuitive but enterprise applications still tend to require conformance. With Infragistics Indigo.Design, enterprise designers and developers can cooperatively deliver the kinds of UX outcomes their customers expect. Part of the problem is the … continue reading
SD Times news digest: SnapLogic’s new capabilities, NodeSource updates, and Infragistics Community Sponsorship Program
SnapLogic has announced new DevOps and automation capabilities, such as integration with GitHub and support for Mesosphere for automating elements of CI/CD. Updates are being made to its Enterprise Integration Cloud solution as well as its Iris AI technologies. According to the company, the new capabilities will enable customers to streamline and accelerate the software … continue reading
Web development tools, frameworks evolve quickly
Changes in technology have led to changes in how web applications are created. And that has caused some consternation among web developers. A decade ago, the development choice was to use .NET or Java, which meant WPF or ASP.NET for Microsoft developers. Java has been a bread-and-butter language for a long time, so that’s a … continue reading
Indigo.Design is facilitating collaboration throughout the software design process
Infragistics has announced the release of Indigo.Design, which is a cloud-based platform for visual design, UX prototyping, code generation, and app development. According to the company, the solution facilitates collaboration between developers, UX architects, product managers, and application developers throughout the software design and development process, while allowing each individual to use the tools they … continue reading
Infragistics’ Indigo Design to Code Studio aims to foster collaboration between designers and developers
Infragistics has announced Indigo Design Code Studio, a new product design platform that enables designers and developers to work together, while still using the individual tools they prefer. The company is previewing the tool today at Google’s annual developer conference, Google I/O. Indigo Design Code Studio is comprised of the Infragistics Design System, Indigo Studio, … continue reading
Kotlin/Native, Infragistics Ultimate UI for Xamarin, ActivePython 2.7.13 and 3.5.3, and Progress OpenEdge 11.7 — SD Times news digest: April 4, 2017
JetBrains is giving developers a first look at its Kotlin/Native compiler. The compiler is designed to compile Kotlin into machine code, and deliver executables without virtual machines. “Kotlin/Native is another step toward making Kotlin usable throughout a modern application. Eventually, it will be possible to use Kotlin to write every component, from the server back-end … continue reading
Infragistics allows developers to embed ReportPlus into their applications
Infragistics is expanding its enterprise mobility business intelligence (BI) solution. The company today announced a redesign to ReportPlus Mobile, as well as the addition of ReportPlus Desktop for Windows and ReportPlus Embedded. “What we are really trying to do is help businesses build great experiences to their team with a complete out-of-the-box BI analytics solution … continue reading
Visual Studio 2013: The Buyers Guide
Companies weigh in on Visual Studio 2013, and we list companies and products you should consider … continue reading
Mobile app frameworks: A Buyers Guide
A guide for those in search of a framework, depending on what kind of framework they want … continue reading
Choosing the ‘right’ mobile app framework
Finding the app framework that best fits your needs requires a great deal of scrutiny … continue reading
Making a better user experience for Windows 8
The developer has no shortage of tools for making their apps look good … continue reading
Visual Studio 2012 leaves room for third parties
Other companies can fill in the spaces provided by Microsoft … continue reading
