Dirk Rombauts
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Dirk Rombauts
asked on 22 Feb 2006, 12:45 PM
The good thing about Telerik is that they offer a very comprehensive set of Web Forms controls.
The bad thing about Telerik is that they offer no Windows Forms controls.
I'm well aware that developing a windows control is an entirely different discipline from developing a web control, but what I would like very much is a library of web controls and windows controls that share the same object model: that would allow me to make an application logic layer, with very thin web presentation and windows presentation layers.
Failing Telerik's windows forms controls, are there any windows forms libraries out there that offer a reasonably similar object model?
The bad thing about Telerik is that they offer no Windows Forms controls.
I'm well aware that developing a windows control is an entirely different discipline from developing a web control, but what I would like very much is a library of web controls and windows controls that share the same object model: that would allow me to make an application logic layer, with very thin web presentation and windows presentation layers.
Failing Telerik's windows forms controls, are there any windows forms libraries out there that offer a reasonably similar object model?
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Michael Santoro
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answered on 13 Mar 2006, 08:57 PM
On the same note.. I would like to see the charts have a winform control. .net report writers will host winform controls, but not web controls. I don't want to use 1 charting tool for reports, and Telerik's for web. So, I must buy a whole new control.