The Q2 2010 SP1 release of Telerik RadControls for Silverlight/WPF is available for download under your accounts. All resources have been accordingly updated. Online demos: Check RadControls for Silverlight or WPF demos You can check the Release Notes for a list of all the fixes and improvements we managed to include in this release: RadControls for Silverlight Release Notes RadControls for WPF Release Notes Downloads: RadControls for Silverlight Downloads RadControls for WPF...

Within the next few weeks, we intend to publish a series of posts that will introduce you to the new Search Enhancements that we have been working on intensively during the past month. Being part of our overall Site Search Improvements program we would first like to present to you the Autocomplete functionality.   The new feature is already turned on for all the search fields on our website and we hope it really helps you get the needed search results faster and much more accurate.

Right after the anticipated Q2 SP1 is out, let me introduce some of the features that make Telerik RadRichTextBox proudly prefixed by rad and rich. Since a picture is worth a thousand words here are some six thousand words for you :) Zoom in/out: Click here for online demo. Integration with RadBook: Click here for online demo. Actually the new documents presentation controls allow even scenarios such as this one: …but we will need your help with more real-world stories about this one. New properties- "Xaml", "Html", "Text" allow binding in Xaml, enabling MVVM scenarios, easier usage with databases, RIA services, DataForms...

As you may recall from my previous blog post, we're revamping this application and bring it to the latest and greatest that is available in Silverlight today.  Coincidentally, Q2 2010 SP1 just came out today (check your accounts!) and I figured the best first place to start would be with something I removed previously- validation. Since I redid the model for this application, I completely scrapped all of the previous validation because I knew I could now take advantage of using INotifyDataErrorInfo, which gives us a slightly more graceful way to handle asynchronous validation in our application.  I would explain all...