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DevExpress

DevExpress (Developer Express) is a software development company based in the United States. It produces coding assistance tools and components for Delphi, C++ Builder and Microsoft Visual Studio developers. The major part of its product line is VCL, .NET WinForms and ASP.NET components that replicate the UI of Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office applications. DevExpress has won many industry awards for its products.

Rebex

The Rebex mission is to provide top quality components for .NET developers (https://www.rebex.net) and a Lightweight SFTP / SCP / SSH Server for Windows (https://www.rebex.net/buru-sftp-server/). Rebex has been creating and selling .NET components worldwide since 2002. They have been developing software for .NET platform since the first public beta version of .NET. Rebex is located in Prague, Czech Republic. Their company also provides software development and outsourcing services for system integrators in the Czech Republic.

Telerik

Progress Telerik offers a leading platform for developing and deploying mission-critical business applications. The creator of the award-winning .NET and Kendo UI JavaScript user interface components/controls, reporting solutions and productivity tools, Progress Telerik has been providing the tools developers need to easily and efficiently build high-performant modern apps with outstanding UI for more than 20 years.

With free on-demand product training (refreshed with every major release) and unparalleled support provided by the same engineers who built the products, they ensure you are successful with their tools from the initial evaluation to release of your application.

Building a modern UI for web, desktop and mobile apps has never been easier.

PDFlib

PDFlib GmbH is completely focused on PDF technology. Customers worldwide use PDFlib products since 1997. The company closely follows development and market trends, such as ISO standards for PDF. PDFlib GmbH products are distributed in more than 100 countries all over the world with major markets in North America, Europe, and Japan.