Gabe Sumner
Gabe Sumner (@gabesumner) is a Product Marketing Manager at Telerik. He lives in Mountain View, CA and loves to talk with customers to absorb their perspectives and feedback. At Telerik he works to create alignment between customer challenges, product features, company values and external messaging.
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Mobile
Why Do We Need 'No Code' or 'Low Code' App Dev Tools?
Our developer audience is expressing concern over the growth of tools that are described as "low code" or even "no-code" development. If non-developers create software, won't that create more work for us? Here's three reasons why we created our own such tool.June 01, 2015
by Gabe Sumner
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Mobile
Half of Developers Still Doing Nothing With Mobile App Development
Last month, we surveyed 2,200 developers to determine the “App Development State of the Union.” The survey’s objective was to determine priorities and pain points surrounding application development—from desktop to mobile—in organizations large and small.September 05, 2014
by Gabe Sumner
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Release
Now Accepting Beta Signups for 3 New Telerik Platform Services
I’m delighted to announce that in the coming weeks we’re expanding the Telerik Platform, a mobile application development platform, with 3 new services that will help development teams listen to their end users and rapidly iterate based on their feedback. Furthermore, we’re actively looking for beta testers of these new services. This blog post will describe how you can get an early look at these new services.April 14, 2014
by Gabe Sumner
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Mobile
How to Turn Visual Studio into the Ultimate Mobile App Development Environment
If you're familiar with Telerik then you also know our roots run deep in the Microsoft and .NET ecosystem. Consequently, it will probably be no surprise that one of the first integrations we targeted with the Telerik Platform was Microsoft's development tools. This blog post demonstrates how to use the Telerik Platform to build cross-platform mobile apps using Visual Studio.March 19, 2014
by Gabe Sumner
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Web
HTML5 And The Incredible Editable Web
Imagine that you’re casually browsing your website and notice a typo. Now envision the steps required to fix this typo. What if you were using someone else’s computer? Would you need to install additional software? How many logins would it take? How many clicks? How much time? Could you talk your grandma through these steps?August 06, 2013
by Gabe Sumner
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