TL;DR: C# 15 union types let you represent a fixed set of possible outcomes, making API results clearer and helping the compiler identify unhandled cases. Learn how to use them in ASP.NET Core, compare them with Result<T>, interfaces, and exceptions, and understand the trade-offs, serialization limits, and migration considerations before adopting them. Imagine building an … [Read more…]
TL;DR: TypeScript 7.0 introduces a native compiler written in Go, with Microsoft’s benchmarks reporting 7.7× to 11.9× faster full builds across five selected projects. This guide covers compiler API compatibility, framework and editor support, tsconfig.json changes, and practical benchmarking steps to help you evaluate the upgrade for your project. Is your project ready for TypeScript … [Read more…]
TL;DR: Syncfusion Document SDKs 2026 Volume 3 brings updates across its document-processing libraries, including a .NET Document Chunking Library (Preview) for AI-powered retrieval, a production-ready JavaScript PDF Library, PDF security and digital signature validation, SVG-to-PDF conversion, and expanded data extraction with barcode and QR code recognition. Document processing involves more than creating and converting files. … [Read more…]
View the video of this post here. Don’t miss the next post. Subscribe to The Week in Charts Here to get it directly in your inbox. The State of the Markets… 1) More All-Time Highs But a Narrowing Advance The S&P 500 closed at a record high last week for the first time since August, hitting … [Read more…]
TL;DR: Which React Gantt chart handles large schedules better? We benchmarked Syncfusion React Gantt, Bryntum Gantt, and DHTMLX Gantt across rendering, task operations, hierarchy changes, and dependency recalculation. Syncfusion performed best in most tested scenarios, completing the 100,000-task stress test in 44.4 seconds, compared with 122.2 seconds for DHTMLX. DHTMLX was faster at deletes, while … [Read more…]
TL;DR: Building collaboration, review, and automation into document solutions can require significant custom development. Syncfusion Essential Studio 2026 Volume 3 adds real-time collaboration, PDF comparison, AI-assisted document operations, form recognition, enhanced review tools, and spreadsheet capabilities across the PDF Viewer, DOCX Editor, and Spreadsheet Editor. Need more than basic document functionality? Document solutions often require … [Read more…]
TL;DR: Syncfusion Essential Studio 2026 Volume 3 (v35.1.37) introduces five new preview controls for .NET MAUI: TreeGrid, Data Pager, Diagram, Grid Splitter, and Interactive Viewer. The release also adds a multirow layout for DataGrid, new scheduling and charting capabilities, Markdown and streaming support in AI AssistView, and marks Rich Text Editor as production-ready. Building .NET … [Read more…]
TL;DR: The new .NET MAUI Interactive Viewer control makes it easier to explore detailed visual content with built-in zooming, panning, rotation, and view reset. Learn how to add interactive viewing experiences for images, diagrams, technical drawings, floor plans, and other graphical content in .NET MAUI applications. When visual content needs closer inspection, a single fixed … [Read more…]
TL;DR: Syncfusion A2UI (Preview) helps developers build agent-driven application experiences using structured UI definitions and reusable Syncfusion components. Instead of generating a complete UI implementation for every request, the agent describes the interface while the application controls how it is rendered. Syncfusion A2UI Components provide the runtime experience across React, Angular, Blazor, and .NET MAUI, … [Read more…]
TL;DR: Syncfusion A2UI Composer helps developers turn natural-language prompts into Syncfusion A2UI Composer helps developers turn natural-language prompts into structured A2UI definitions that can be previewed, refined, and used in application experiences.Start from a prompt or template, preview the result using Syncfusion components, refine it through AI-assisted changes or direct JSON editing, and copy the … [Read more…]