Stefan Stefanov

Stefan Stefanov (MCPD) is a Senior Manager, Product Management and Product Marketing at Progress. He has been working with Telerik products since 2010, when he joined the company. Off work he enjoys traveling, hanging out with friends and reading various technology blogs. You can find Stefan on Twitter and LinkedIn.

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What’s New in R2 2022 With Telerik Desktop and Mobile Components

In this blog post, we cover the highlights of the R2 2022 release for the Telerik desktop and mobile products, that bring plethora of new components and features, support for the latest Previews of .NET 7, ARM64 support and an extremely beautiful new Windows 11 theme for the desktop products. The Telerik UI for .NET MAUI suite also continues to grow with new components and desktop support—making it the largest UI component suite for .NET MAUI out there.

by Stefan Stefanov
May 11, 2022 Share
People
Meet Our Mascots: The New Telerik Ninja and Kendo UI Kendoka!

We’re excited to announce the new Telerik and Kendo UI mascots! Your familiar Ninja and Kendoka have evolved but remain your faithful companions. You’ll also notice updated branding across our website and beyond, plus a refreshed UX to help you get around with ease.

by Stefan Stefanov
May 04, 2020 Share
Release
Back by Popular Demand: Official Chocolatey Package with Latest Fiddler Release

We're happy to say that in the latest release of Fiddler, we now offer official support for all Chocolatey users.

by Stefan Stefanov
June 28, 2018 Share
Mobile
Chatbots and Mobile Apps: Choosing the Right Integration

Chatbots and Conversational UI have more in common with mobile apps than you might think. In this blog, Stefan Stefanov looks at the different ways companies integrate chatbots with mobile apps today.

by Stefan Stefanov
May 30, 2018 Share
Productivity Testing
JustMock R1 2018 is Live, Featuring Web-Based Builds and More

JustMock brings Web-Builds for TFS2015, TFS2017 and TFS2018 as well as support for the latest versions of the code coverage and continuous integration tools.

by Stefan Stefanov
January 17, 2018 Share