Compare DevExpress and Ext JS 
- Users report that DevExpress excels in ease of use with a score of 8.9, while Ext JS lags behind at 7.8, indicating that DevExpress provides a more intuitive interface for developers.
- Reviewers mention that DevExpress offers a comprehensive component library with a perfect score of 10.0, which allows for greater flexibility and functionality in application development compared to Ext JS's lower score of 8.1.
- G2 users highlight that DevExpress has superior quality of support, scoring 9.7, while Ext JS only scores 7.0, suggesting that users of DevExpress receive more effective assistance when needed.
- Users on G2 report that DevExpress's patching and updates are highly efficient, with a score of 9.6, whereas Ext JS's update process is perceived as less reliable, contributing to a score of 7.0.
- Reviewers say that DevExpress shines in mobile support with a score of 7.9, while Ext JS's mobile capabilities are slightly lower at 7.7, indicating a marginal advantage for DevExpress in this area.
- Users report that DevExpress's documentation is highly rated at 9.7, providing clear guidance and resources, while Ext JS's documentation is seen as less comprehensive, contributing to a score of 7.0.
- Ext JS Framework
- Up to 5 developers
- Grid component
While I use their awesome tools for C# wpf development, and they save me hours and hours of time, the really outstanding aspect of DevExpress is the support they provide. Responses to questions are always very thorough and typically include a code snippet...
The documentation and the support center for the WPF controls feels less complete than the WinForms documentation. While this is probably just my personal impression, I was almost always able to find an answer to a certain problem I had with the WinForms...
I like ExtJS because everything is built in and I don't have to rely on third party libraries. For example, I can build a fully fleshed out grid in only a few lines of code. I like that the documentation is thorough and there are a lot of examples of ways...
Hard to learn, expensive, hard 2 upgrade
While I use their awesome tools for C# wpf development, and they save me hours and hours of time, the really outstanding aspect of DevExpress is the support they provide. Responses to questions are always very thorough and typically include a code snippet...
I like ExtJS because everything is built in and I don't have to rely on third party libraries. For example, I can build a fully fleshed out grid in only a few lines of code. I like that the documentation is thorough and there are a lot of examples of ways...
The documentation and the support center for the WPF controls feels less complete than the WinForms documentation. While this is probably just my personal impression, I was almost always able to find an answer to a certain problem I had with the WinForms...
Hard to learn, expensive, hard 2 upgrade
