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Jason Beres

Published posts: 24

As the Sr. VP of Developer Tools at Infragistics, Jason and his global team spearhead the customer-driven, innovative features and functionality throughout all Infragistics' developer focused tools, UX tools and business solutions. With 25+ years industry experience and 17 years at Infragistics, Jason has established formal functions for Product Management, Technical Evangelism & Services at Infragistics and currently runs Product Development. Jason is the author of 10 books and dozens of magazine articles on enterprise software development, covering topics like SQL Server, C#, Rich Client and Web Development. Jason is a national and international conference speaker, a former 11-year Microsoft MVP and keeps very active in the UX & developer community. You can follow Jason at @jasonberes on Twitter.

A Comprehensive Guide to Design Systems

What are design systems, why using them and how to build one? Find the answers with Indigo.Design and learn more about design systems benefits.


· 14min

Build Great User Experiences with User-Centered Design

What is user-centered design and why is it important? Find the answers with Indigo.Design and learn more about user-centered design principles & methods.


· 7min

What Is Prototyping and Why Is It Important?

Learn what prototyping is and why it is important. Indigo.Design experts explain the prototyping process and elaborate with examples, prototyping methods and tools to use.


· 6min

Blazor Server vs. Blazor WebAssembly: Just the Facts

Find out what is Blazor Webassembly, and how does it compare to the Blazor server. This article takes a closer look at Blazor WebAssembly and why it’s got a lot of buzz.


· 7min

Blazor vs Angular: A Comprehensive Comparison

What should you choose between Blazor vs Angular? Find out the state of Blazor today and how it compares with one of the most popular frameworks, Angular.


· 11min

Moving from Trial to Licensed Ignite UI NPM Packages

This post highlights the changes starting with NPM packages deployed from our 20.1 release (9.1 Angular) from June 2nd and forward.  Any NPM packages prior to this release are unaffected.


· 5min