They're free if you download the VB.Net (I'm sure the components work with C# as well) Resource Pack and they're friggen awesome.
Often they do enhanced versions of the orgionals, with interesting results. A textbox on crack, with like 20+ extra options, but you have to wait until runtime to set the text.
Most of the time, these controls are overkill, but I think there is an enhanced verision of each .Net Data control and all of the basic controls.
Their Flexgrid was a godsend, and it looks like they have report components as well.
They also have ASP.Net components as well, but I havn't looked at those.
I don't particuarily see a reason not to use their components, aside from the fact that you have to supply .dll's with your .exe and they're not automatically in the bin directory.
Often they do enhanced versions of the orgionals, with interesting results. A textbox on crack, with like 20+ extra options, but you have to wait until runtime to set the text.
Most of the time, these controls are overkill, but I think there is an enhanced verision of each .Net Data control and all of the basic controls.
Their Flexgrid was a godsend, and it looks like they have report components as well.
They also have ASP.Net components as well, but I havn't looked at those.
I don't particuarily see a reason not to use their components, aside from the fact that you have to supply .dll's with your .exe and they're not automatically in the bin directory.
