What's the release date for NetAdvantage for .NET 2008 Volume 1?

We're currently evaluating 2007.3 with VS2008 and are having terrible problems with the design surface for several of the controls.  So far, Ribbon and tabs.

Thanks 

Well, Being that this IS Q1 of 2008 can we get some narrowing information as to the release date please? a Days from now... Weeks from now?  The release of VS2008 was not a suprise to anyone and has been in beta for awhile prior one would assume that you would have had time to get these issues worked out.  Or were you Assuming (and you know what they say about that) that the IDE's would be so similar you wouldnt have had any problems??? 

 I am also in the same situation where my client is demanding that I use VS 2008 and if these controls wont work smoothly, then I also will have to look at one of the competitors...

I'm going to predict a release prior to March 31st :).

It's amazing to me that you guys have customers that even know that a new version of Visual Studio is out. My customers give me the deer-in-the-headlights look anytime I mention Visual Studio or the .Net framework. In Infragistics' defense they have stated in the past that they have been working with the beta versions of 2008 but I'm certain every vendor, even those that have already released 2008 upgrades made sure to test everything with the release version of 2008 before releasing the update. Personally I'd rather see a later release of the 2008 upgrade that has been thoroughly tested than I would one that has been rushed to market just because VS 2008 is out. I rarely install the hotfixes so if something is broken in a volume release it remains broken until the next volume release. There are exceptions, of course, but when you have 50+ web sites that all rely on Infragistics controls it's a royal PITA to upgrade them all at one shot.

The way I see it we have developers have two choices, jump ship or wait. In our case we're waiting.

I agree that, if you have a bunch of established projects, then upgrading all the time would be an issue.  But in my case I have a client that is having us build a new version of an application, and we're using the latest technology release of the .NET platform, including VS.Net because we don't want to START from behind and have to upgrade later.

I also completely agree that I want it to be thoroughly tested - BUT, that doesn't meant that it shouldn't have been by now, or that I want to be the ones doing the Q.A. for them.  Let's be clear, these are not little bugs that happen only in very special circumstances.  The ones I've run into are the equivalent of having to turn the car off and back on while driving 55 on the highway every half-hour or so.

But, no matter, we're looking at other control suites now.  To each their own. 

Vulgrin,

I too am very disappointed at how Infragistics has dropped the ball on the VS2008 RTM release. I sincerely hope they can bring a fully compatible release of their controls to market very quickly.

 -Thad