Check out our new portal for everything related to DevExpress NuGet packages:
This new DevExpress NuGet portal will give you helpful information like getting started, resolving issues, using NuGet without an IDE, etc.
Get Your Personal NuGet URL
We're providing a personal NuGet URL for every registered DevExpress customer login. So if you haven't generated your personal URL yet then click on the 'Obtain Your NuGet Feed URL' button on the this homepage:
More Platforms Supported
In 2017, DevExpress provided several NuGet packages (mostly for our Web platforms). Today, we're expanding this offering to include in even more platforms:
.NET Core & Free Trial
I'm happy to announce that we're also offering our .NET Core controls via NuGet. Now you can try our .NET Core products on any platform: Windows, Mac OS, or Linux. You can also use an IDE of your choice: Visual Studio, Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio for Mac, or JetBrains Rider:
The following support .NET Core:
If you have a DXperience Universal license then you'll see these .NET Core packages in your NuGet feed. If not, then we have a free 30 day trial available for you, whether you are a customer or not. That means you get access to all the NuGet packages we make available, as a trial for 30 days.
Note, that if you are a customer without DXperience Universal license then you can try NuGet packages that are not included in your DevExpress subscription currently with this free 30 day trial. And during your trial, you'll have access to our excellent support team.
Getting started
I recommend reading this blog post to learn how get your NuGet key.
FAQ
We've gathered the most popular issues that our customers have reported and created a helpful FAQ:
- Obtain Your NuGet Feed URL
- Setup Visual Studio's NuGet Package Manager
- Manage Packages Using .NET Core CLI
- Manage Packages Using NuGet CLI
- Update Packages
- NuGet Limitations and Troubleshooting
These topics can help you to get started, solve possible problems, and get additional information about DevExpress NuGet.
Are you using the DevExpress NuGet packages? Please leave a comment below (or email me) and your feedback will help us plan for future releases.
Thanks!
Email: mharry@devexpress.com
Twitter: @mehulharry