A standout in 22.2 is the End-User Report Designer’s live language switch:
To replace "unhelpful" text, you need to know the StringId. In version 22.2, the easiest way to find the ID of a specific text you want to change is:
If you are building a multilingual application, yes. Why? Because the localization patterns are identical across all platforms. You learn how to localize the WinForms Grid, and that exact syntax works for the Blazor Grid. This consistency reduces training time and bugs.
Current pricing: A Universal license is approximately $1,999.99 per developer (perpetual) with a 12-month subscription. Considering the cost of manually localizing 34 languages across 5 platforms, the ROI is calculated in weeks, not months.
Here’s a concrete example using XAF (Cross-Platform .NET App UI) in 22.2: devexpress universal 222 multilingual better
// Set thread culture at application entry System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("de-DE");
// DevExpress automatically switches: // - Built-in UI strings (Filter Editor, Column Chooser) // - Validation messages // - Report viewer dialogs
For custom business objects, you simply decorate properties:
[ModelDefault("Caption", "Customer Name")]
[Localizable(true)]
public string Name get; set;
The Localization Service will then export all Caption properties to a single Excel/ResX file for translation by non-developers. A standout in 22
True multilingual support isn’t just about menu text. Version 22.2 delivers native RTL mirroring for:
Complex scripts (Devanagari, Thai, Tahoma for Arabic) render correctly in GDI+ and DirectX renderers, eliminating the "square character" bugs that plague lesser controls.
One of the most practical features in the 22.2 cycle is the DevExpress Localization Service (free with Universal subscription).
Instead of manually editing RESX files, you can: Here’s a concrete example using XAF (Cross-Platform
Why this matters: You no longer need to recompile your app for minor translation tweaks. Update localized resources on the fly.
Devexpress Universal is part of the DevExpress product line, a well-known and respected name in the software development industry. It offers a wide range of tools and components that can be used across different programming languages and platforms, including .NET, JavaScript, and more. The toolkit is designed to streamline the development process, allowing developers to focus on creating high-quality applications without getting bogged down in the intricacies of UI design or complex functionalities.
Devexpress Universal 22.2 Multilingual is a powerful toolkit that offers a wide range of tools and components for developers looking to create modern, high-quality applications. With its focus on performance, cross-platform development, and user experience, it's an excellent choice for any development project. Whether you're building applications for Windows, Web, or Mobile, Devexpress Universal 22.2 provides the features and support needed to succeed.
Important Note: DevExpress Universal is commercial software. To use it legally, you must purchase a license from DevExpress. Using "cracked" or unauthorized versions poses significant security risks and legal liabilities.
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