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DevExpress has announced the immediate availability of the ASPxGauge Component Suite for Windows Forms. Built and optimized for Visual Studio .NET, this Gauge control simplifies the way in which developers create and deliver dashboard-style UIs to their customers.
With the DevExpress Gauge control for ASP.NET, you have the following features and options available to you when building your next dashboard-style interface:
- 130 ready to use gauge presets
- 10 stunning visual styles
- 4 individual gauge types including: Circular Gauge, Linear Gauge, State Indicator and Digital Gauge
- Built-in gauge data binding support
- Real-time performance support via its highly optimized architecture
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