Telerik blogs
  • Web

    Bower FTW

    If you haven't yet heard about Bower, it is essentially a node module built by Twitter and is billed as a "package manager for the web". It's dead simple, and that's the reason you are going to love it.
  • People

    Kendo UI At Google IO

    This week, some of us at Telerik are attending Google I/O in San Francisco. We're not just attending though, we've been invited into the Sandbox for the second year in a row to show off some of the really amazing things that the engineering team has been doing both with HTML5, and Mobile. This includes not just Kendo UI, which has become a world class framework for HTML5 web and mobile development, but also the brand new Icenium platform for seamlessly building cross-platform mobile applications built on Cordova.
  • Web

    RequireJS Fundamentals

    If you have been following JavaScript development, you might have seen a lot of posts on modules. It's a hot topic in JavaScript and it's easy to jump on a bandwagon. The truth is that the problem that needs to be solved is very fundamental to the success of your code.
  • Web

    Styling Forms Like A Pro With Kendo UI

    If you are like me, then nothing makes you feel like more of a failure in life than CSS. There was a GIF being circulated a few weeks ago that sums up how I feel about CSS so poetically. I'm not saying that there is anything wrong with CSS as a specification. There are many people who can do unbelievable things with it. For me, it's just never clicked. I've been writing CSS for a long time and studying it for a long time as well. It just doesn't seem to be getting any better. This seems to be especially true with forms. As a web developer, I tend to create a lot of forms and it's always a struggle.
    April 16, 2013
  • Web

    The KendoUI-Backbone Integration Project And Repository

    Derick Bailey is working on better support for Kendo UI and Backbone.js integration, and wants you to help! Come see how to get started, what the integration project is currently able to do, and where it might go from here.
    April 11, 2013