Visual Studio 2008 Service Pack 1 RTM is Live!
August 11, 2008
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Desktop WPF
RadChart for SL/WPF: Data grouping and aggregation
Howdy folks! The RadControls for XAML Q3 Beta1 is out and it features an updated version of the RadChart control. We receive dozens of feature requests every day and one of the more substantial ones is the ability to analyze data with RadChart. The feature I will describe today is a great step in that direction. I’m talking of course about data grouping and aggregation. Just like grouping and aggregate functions are one of the major features of our GridView control they can be used with the charts as well (if you have the beta). Basically the feature allows you to group business...September 18, 2009 -
Desktop WPF
Windows 7 Theme for RadControls
My guess is you have probably tested Windows 7. I will even go further and assume you liked how it looks and feels. Well … we like it too, even more we decided to bring the Windows 7 stunning visuals to RadControls for Silverlight and WPF. I give you the first sneak peek screenshot of Windows 7 Theme: Windows 7 Theme will let you perfectly blend your applications with the best looking Windows to date. The theme has already been tested in our new ? product and is designed to handle a wide array of complex business cases. Windows 7 Theme will be...September 15, 2009 -
Desktop WPF
Multiple Resources, Resource Grouping and TimeLineView in Telerik Scheduler for SL/WPF
Once again we kept our promise and we are happy to introduce to you the Resource Grouping of Telerik Scheduler for Silverlight and WPF - the most requested feature for this control. Multiple Resources, Resource Grouping,new design of Edit Appointment dialog and TimeLineView are the new features coming with Beta1 release due in the second half of this month. Here are a few screenshots on the upcoming new features: Stay tuned to see what else we have prepared for you in the upcoming Beta release!September 10, 2009DesktopPer-request object scope vs shared one
Quite some people have been wondering – why does the Telerik OpenAccess ORM team suggest using a separate object scope per every HttpRequest in a web scenario or on a thread level in desktop apps. Doesn’t this lead to many set-backs? What happens with change-tracking, optimizing the DAL using cache, synchronization.. This post will be dedicated to explaining why the per-request approach is not only the better, but the obligatory one in most of the cases. Usually data-modifications are transaction-bound in 99% of the cases. When the scenario does not allow that e.g. we need several requests to do...September 01, 2009Desktop WinFormsMulti-Item Drag and Drop with the RadListBox for WinForms
Earlier this week, I ran across a forum post asking about how one would go about creating multiple RadListBoxes that supported multi-item drag and drop. This sounded like a fun challenge, so I decided to take it on. Referencing an earlier forum post that described single-item drag and drop, I came up with the following solution. Calling DoDragDrop() immediately changes the mouse pointer and readies the RadListBox for the drag-and-drop operation. Originally, I had tried calling this function in the MouseDown event, but this lead to unpredictable clunky behavior due to the fact that DoDragDrop() was getting called before I had the chance to ...August 27, 2009
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