Read Part 2 --> Since Kendo UI was launched, we have seen quite a few questions on how to get going with Kendo UI in a real world web application.  Real world applications involve frameworks like PHP, MVC, Rails and Node.  They involve transactional related data and...

2012 is already here and it is time to look forward to the first major release for this year – Q1 2012. As always, this release will be full of great new features that will make your applications even more professional. These features will be no surprise to anyone, just take a look at some of the most voted features in our Public Issue Tracker:   In order of appearance in the list, the features that we plan to introduce in Q1 2012 are: - Printing support for RadScheduler and RadGridView. This feature will allow you to directly pass your RadScheduler/RadGridView instance to the...

What makes software valuable? Or, to be specific, when does software become valuable? To put it simply, software becomes valuable when the proper solution gets into the hands of the user. Software sitting on a developer’s computer, no matter how wonderfully it was designed or coded, doesn’t provide any value. Your development teams are hard at work developing the best software possible. They are employing many of the agile practices that have been developed over the past decade or so, including implementing a rapid feedback loop through increased collaboration, developing in small iterations, ensuring transparency, and responding to change. Including ...

For the TeamPulse team, 2012 means “new frontiers” 2011 was a stellar year where we focused on delivering around our core product to help teams represent and manage requirements and plan and manage work. The later part of the year we really switched gears and started adding value on top of this core set of functionality by adding the Feedback Portal. Here is a summary of what we are planning on doing for 2012 based completely on customer demand: Deliver Every 2 Months Our customers have been asking for a LOT of features – and we don’t want them to ...

There are many reasons why you would want to decompile an assembly with Telerik JustDecompile. Perhaps you’re curious about the inner workings of a particular reference, or maybe you’re looking for interesting techniques. But when you’re trying to solve an issue, you need to be able to quickly find what’s going wrong. Clues can range from a particular method call to an exception message, and a more robust method of searching was requested on the JustDecompile User Voice. We have answered the request in the latest version of JustDecompile. The Search Window The new search window is accessible through the common shortcut...