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by Clint Rutkas August 15, 2017

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Now is the time to Develop Windows Universal Apps!

I’d like to take a moment and time travel back to late 2010, when Windows Phone 7 officially launched. Microsoft developers everywhere were excited that they could reuse their existing skillset and begin to build native mobile applications. Not only were Microsoft developers happy, but so was Telerik. We had been working closely with Microsoft […] The post Now is the time to Develop Windows Universal Apps! appeared first on Telerik Developer Network....

August 14, 2014 Share
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Surface Pro 3 introduces a new aspect ratio! Does it impact my apps?

by Kiril Stanoev
May 22, 2014 Share
Desktop WPF
How to display more than one property in editable Telerik ComboBox for WPF/Silverlight

As a RadComboBox user you probably are already aware of the fact that it provides two edit modes out of the box – along with the default non-editable mode there is an editable one. The editable mode allows the user to get the desired item by typing, however it also ignores the SelectionBoxTemplate which gives you the ability to display the selected item differently. This article will demonstrate how to customize the appearance of the selected item by modifying the EditableTemplate of RadComboBox.

by Kalin Todorov
May 14, 2014 Share
Desktop WPF
How to add minimum populate delay in RadAutoCompleteBox for WPF/Sliverlight

When it comes to built-in filtering, autocompleting search results and virtualization the RadAutoCompleteBox is the control to go. The control provides multiple selection, autocomplete and text searching modes with it’s out of the box enabled filtering and virtualization. In most scenarios when there is a need for searching/autocompleting functionality the RadAutoCompleteBox behaves perfectly and gets the job done but there are couple more complex scenarios where it is possible to improve its functionality.

by Vladimir Amiorkov
April 30, 2014 Share
Desktop WinForms
Zoom Data With RadRangeSelector for WinForms

When working with large amounts of data, it is easy for a user to get overwhelmed and lost in a sea of information. RadRangeSelector provides an elegant solution to this problem. RadRangeSelector allows users to focus specifically on a subset of data when they interactively and visually select a range in the chart. This range is then visualized separately on its own allowing users to see and focus on that specific data, free and uncluttered from the rest of the information displayed in the main chart.

by Lohith Goudagere Nagaraj
April 11, 2014 Share