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ComponentSource is pleased to announce the arrival of issue #109 of the ComponentSource Showcase Catalog. The latest edition includes a selection of components and tools designed to meet the needs of software developers and IT professionals.

Over the last 27 years, ComponentSource has built a comprehensive marketplace to help its users discover, compare and buy Enterprise-grade software components and tools. The ComponentSource Catalog showcases a range of products in a easy-to-digest print publication.

What's Inside?

Issue #109 features an assortment of components and tools from market leading publishers including:

• /n software: Red Carpet Subscription + SFTP Drive
• Aspose: Aspose.Total for .NET + Aspose.Words for .NET
• DevExpress: DXperience + DevExpress Reporting
• GrapeCity: ActiveReports.NET, ComponentOne Studio Enterprise + Spread.NET
• Syncfusion: Essential Studio Enterprise + Essential Studio for Blazor
• Telerik: Kendo UI + DevCraft Complete
• Text Control: TX Text Control .NET for WPF Enterprise + TX Text Control .NET Server for ASP.NET

Products include file format APIs, reporting solutions, User Interface controls for .NET and JavaScript, communications components, and much more.

Available in English, German, Korean and Japanese editions, the 56-page full color publication lets you easily browse selected products and read about highlighted features. If you want more information, the QR codes on each page (and links in the PDF version) take you directly that product's page on our website.

Get your Copy

You can browse the latest issue online or visit the ComponentSource Showcase Catalog page to download a PDF.

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We'll deliver a new issue direct to your door four times per year.

Read Showcase Catalog #109

We are pleased to announce our new .NET Communications and Messaging Comparison tool. This comprehensive comparison is designed to help developers compare comms & messaging components for their specific needs.

Communication and messaging components allow developers to easily integrate communications capabilities into their applications. This can include functionality such as sending and receiving data, controlling devices via a network, sharing information between users or systems, and connecting users via voice, video conferencing or chat. They can be used to improve communication, collaboration, and security in software development.

Our unique comparison helps developers efficiently evaluate and select the most suitable .NET comms and messaging components. Whether you need FTP, email, SMS integration or real-time chat features, our comparison can save you time. It includes a comprehensive range of popular .NET components, allowing developers to analyze features, price and compatibility with their existing systems.

Compare comms & messaging components including:

• IPWorks .NET Edition by /n software is a comprehensive framework for Internet development and provides components for security, sending email, transferring files, and more.
• Aspose.Email for .NET lets you create, manipulate and convert email formats including MSG, EML, EMLX and MHT without any Microsoft Outlook dependencies.
• PowerTCP Telnet for .NET by Dart Communications is a lightweight single DLL with support for HTTP, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5, and includes Rexec, Rsh and Rlogin components in addition to Telnet.
• ComponentOne Upload for ASP.NET Web Forms (part of ComponentOne Studio ASP.NET Web Forms Edition by GrapeCity) provides a simple and reliable way to upload files and streams to a server.
• Rebex SFTP for .NET makes it easy to securely transfer files between your application and Unix/Windows SSH servers.
• Xceed FTP for Xamarin lets you easily adding efficient FTP and FTPS file transfer capabilities to your iOS or Android applications.

For an in-depth analysis of features and price, visit our comparison of .NET communications and messaging components.

Compare .NET Comms & Messaging Components