I only know of one and I'd like to know of more. It would be cool if we could get a list of controls/libraries that are free for non-profit use and also free for any use.
Power Collections Really gets some good features added to collections. I've been using the Bag Collection for a little while on a project. It uses a Generic Type and has all the methods I've needed - compared to the standard .Net collections where you might have to make some custom methods.
I'd like to see controls for 2.0 that do what .Net controls out of the box don't. In particular I'd be looking for a Flexgrid type - a datagridview (the new one) with support for more controls - ListView with Tree node capabilities, etc.
I had heard that .Net 2.0 would have a flexgrid type control... but if it's the datagridview, it's not fully featured. By far better than the 2003 version, but still. The upgrade from 2003 to 2005 cost me my ComponentOne Studio that I got from Microsoft. Now I'm feeling the lack.
My day job I'm working on a database application and we have Infragistics Studio. Awesome grid. But it's a tad pricy for me to do freeware projects for fun with at home.
Power Collections Really gets some good features added to collections. I've been using the Bag Collection for a little while on a project. It uses a Generic Type and has all the methods I've needed - compared to the standard .Net collections where you might have to make some custom methods.
I'd like to see controls for 2.0 that do what .Net controls out of the box don't. In particular I'd be looking for a Flexgrid type - a datagridview (the new one) with support for more controls - ListView with Tree node capabilities, etc.
I had heard that .Net 2.0 would have a flexgrid type control... but if it's the datagridview, it's not fully featured. By far better than the 2003 version, but still. The upgrade from 2003 to 2005 cost me my ComponentOne Studio that I got from Microsoft. Now I'm feeling the lack.
My day job I'm working on a database application and we have Infragistics Studio. Awesome grid. But it's a tad pricy for me to do freeware projects for fun with at home.