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Install the Infragistics WPF MCP server, connect it to GitHub Copilot in Visual Studio, VS Code, or Claude Code, and build a themed WPF order dashboard with XamDataGrid and XamCategoryChart from a single prompt.

AI results improve over time even when the model never changes - context accumulation across your dev stack. Run a clean-room test to measure your true baseline.

Grid performance isn’t just about speed here. It's about consistency under heavy data load. When a grid freezes during data operations, it feels slow and unreliable. In real-time decision-making workflows, that unreliability becomes a liability.

Two of our most prominent app development tools have come together – Ignite UI and App Builder. Not as a collection of disconnected features, but as foundational drivers for AI-assisted application development, where Ignite UI meets AI and AI agents workflows to operate within a well-defined UI and application model.

Whether you’re building dashboards, internal tools, analytics apps, or customer-facing software, a React PWA built with Ignite UI will deliver a highly responsive, installable, offline-ready experience with far less development effort.

An Angular Progressive Web App is a web application enhanced with native-like features such as offline access, background synchronization, etc. And this blog post shows you how to build one.

How can you easily display details data on-demand? In this blog post we demonstrate the exact steps, using Ignite UI for Angular Hierarchical Grid. Read more and explore code snippets and examples.

Building a React Excel-like grid isn’t easy but Ignite UI for React makes it surprisingly simple. In minutes, you can integrate a feature-rich, high-performance grid that supports sorting, filtering, editing, Excel-like navigation, and Excel export.

Do you know how to enable Excel-style filtering, Custom filtering operands, Custom filtering strategies, Advanced filtering, Programmatic filtering, or Remote filtering? This article will show you how, including code snippets, examples, and use cases.