Ui Controls in Visual Studio

What do you mean "how"? Not by searching them, of course. There are millions of people who know exactly what you need and even your preferences. They will find out the libraries you really need and will notify you. Just wait...
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Ranjan.D 24-Oct-13 19:46pm

Brother even Visual Studio is not free then who will give free controls for us :) Try to dig into codeplex you might get some opensource ones.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 24-Oct-13 19:48pm

No, one can find a lot of good stuff, but asking like that...
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Ranjan.D 24-Oct-13 19:57pm

Yes right. I think it all depends on how we ask, what we researched before asking. Some peoples just post questions with no research, I don't really know they expect something :)

BillWoodruff 25-Oct-13 0:05am

Come on fellow colleagues: cut the OP some slack. He didn't use the word "how;" he said: "where." Yes, his question is rather non-specific, but he's a newcomer; and, this is his first question. There's nothing wrong with being a "one-eyed cat looking in a seafood store" :)

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BillWoodruff · Answer 1 · 2013-10-24T18:18:00

You've asked a question which, for those of us who are familiar with CodeProject, is kind of like someone living next to a river being asked by a stranger where they can find water :)

But, you've asked in the right place: CodeProject is full of excellent Controls for WinForms and ASP.NET !

Here's one example: a combination TreeView/ListView Control for WinForms by Phillip Piper that has functionality, and design capabilities, that I think compare favorably with expensive third-party controls: [^].

To me, Philip's article is an example of the best of CodeProject: his article, and its code, first appeared in 2006, and Philip has been updating and supporting the Control ever since !

CodePlex, mentioned by Ranjan.D in a comment on this thread, is also a good place to look for Controls.

Learn to use CodeProject's search engine, and "narrow" your searches by being as specific as possible, and setting the "Rating" parameter so that you find articles that have high user-ratings.

happy hunting :)

thatraja · Answer 2 · 2013-10-24T21:26:00

Solution 2

SourceForge, Codeplex, Github, Google Code, jQuery plugins and Codeproject.
For more
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_open_source_software_hosting_facilities[^]

Posted 24-Oct-13 21:26pm

thatraja