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OpenAI + Xceed Words for .NET Integration: Part 2 – How to Automate Document Summaries with GPT-4.1 Mini (Video Series)

Manual document review wastes developer hours and introduces human error. For .NET teams building business applications—especially in finance, healthcare, or government—summarizing and analyzing Word documents is a recurring pain point. The challenge: integrating AI into your .NET workflows without ballooning costs, security risks, or project complexity.

Automate DOCX Generation in .NET with Xceed Words

Step-by-step guide to building automated DOCX workflows for .NET developers—showcasing code, performance, and integration with Xceed Words demo

Why .NET Devs Switch To Xceed Words For Office Automation API Clarity, Speed, And Support

Legacy DOCX automation slows .NET teams with clunky APIs, sluggish performance, and weak support. Xceed Words for .NET delivers a clean, modern API, batch-ready speed, and responsive support, so you can automate documents, scale confidently, and ship faster.

Why Xceed’s WPF DataGrid Is the Performance Standard for Modern .NET Apps

The right WPF DataGrid can make or break your .NET project. If you’ve dealt with sluggish UIs, missing features, or restrictive licenses, you’re not alone. This guide breaks down how Xceed’s WPF DataGrid—ranked #1 on ComponentSource—delivers the performance, flexibility, and value modern .NET teams need.

Async DataGrid Loading in WPF: The Definitive Step-by-Step Guide With Xceed

When your WPF app needs to handle massive datasets without lag, async loading and virtualization are essential. This guide walks .NET developers through implementing high-performance, responsive grids using Xceed’s DataGrid for WPF—so you can deliver a seamless user experience at any scale, boost trial conversions, and set your software apart from the start.

What’s Slowing Down Your .NET Projects? The Hidden Costs of “Good Enough” UI Controls

Outdated .NET controls quietly kill performance. Free libraries and legacy DataGrids lead to UI lag, broken file handling, and costly delays. Xceed’s high-performance WPF components are built for teams who ship fast—featuring async virtualization, pro themes, and perpetual licensing with no surprises. Trusted by 200K+ developers across finance, healthcare, and government.

The Real Bottleneck: Old Controls, Hidden Headaches

Modern .NET teams are held back by outdated UI libraries and “free” tools that can’t scale. What starts as a shortcut turns into a bottleneck—UI freezes, missing features, black-hole support, and hours lost to theming or troubleshooting. Own your tools. Eliminate friction. Build like the pros.

OpenAI + Xceed Words for .NET Integration: Part 1 — Project Setup & Document Extraction (Video Series)

We’re excited to announce the launch of Part 1 in our new technical video series: “OpenAI + Xceed Words for .NET Integration.” This series is designed for .NET developers and technical teams who want to build AI-powered document processing workflows—without the fluff. In Part 1, we walk through the essential steps to set up your project and extract document content using Xceed Words for .NET and OpenAI.

Open Source vs. Commercial .NET UI Components: Why 200,000+ Developers Choose Accountability | Xceed Software

Discover why most .NET teams outgrow open source UI toolkits. Learn how high-performance, supported WPF and .NET components accelerate development, boost performance, and reduce risk. Start your 45-day trial with Xceed Software today.

Introducing the $14.95 Fluent Assertions Licence : Affordable Unit Testing In .NET.

Big news for .NET developers: Fluent Assertions is now available for just $14.95/year. This new license offers full access to the popular unit testing library—without support—making it the perfect fit for independent devs and small teams. Learn why this change matters, how it supports sustainable development, and what it means for your testing workflow.