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kmm-devextreme

v18.2.3

Published

HTML5 JavaScript Component Suite for Responsive Web Development

Downloads

10

Readme

DevExtreme

Build Status

Voted the best cross-platform component suite containing everything you need to create responsive web apps for touch devices and traditional desktops: data grid, interactive charts, data editors, navigation and multi-purpose widgets that are designed to look great and provide powerful functionality in any browser.

Download and Install

To include DevExtreme to your project, use one of the distribution packages. If you use Visual Studio, then use the Windows installer for added features like project templates. Alternatively, download a plain zip archive of just the client-side library and its widgets:

Getting Started

After installation, you can add a widget to your app. Here's a simple button example:

<div id="buttonContainer"></div>
var element = document.getElementById('buttonContainer');
var button = new DevExpress.ui.dxButton(element, { text: 'Hello World!' });

DevExtreme supports deep integration with the following client-side technologies:

And server-side frameworks:

Learn

Contributing

See our Guidelines for Contributing