DevExpress ORM XPO is built upon several layers, each serving a specific purpose in the application’s data access and storage. In this article, we’ll discuss the main layers of XPO, including DataStore, DataLayer, ObjectLayer, Session, and UnitOfWork.

One of the key features of XAF is the XafDataView class, which provides a flexible and efficient way to retrieve and manipulate data in a variety of scenarios.

In this article, we’ll take a closer look at what the XafDataView class is, how it works, and how you can use it in your own projects.

One of the key features of XPO is the XPView class, which provides a flexible and efficient way to work with data from multiple tables or queries.

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One of the key features of XPO is the XPQuery class, which provides a flexible and efficient way to query data from the database.

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When creating a Blazor application in Visual Studio using XAF, the application is structured into several folders and files, each with a specific purpose. In this article, we will explain each of these folders and files to give you a better understanding of their role in the XAF Blazor application.

The DevExpress ExpressApp Framework (XAF) is a powerful platform for building business applications with a rich and intuitive user interface. XAF provides a wide range of tools and techniques for customizing the UI of XAF applications, allowing developers to create applications that meet the specific needs of their users. In this article, we will explore the main blocks of UI customization in XAF.

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