A while back, I wrote a blog post detailing how Kendo UI is used in TeamPulse xView™ UI. If you'd like the kick the tires yourself, check out our online demo: It's awesome. It's hotter than two bears fighting in a forest fire. What you may not know...

Jesse Liberty, one of Telerik’s great evangelists, had me on his Yet Another Podcast show to talk about, wait for it, testing. Jesse and I cover a lot of things about testing at all levels. It’s a wandering conversation that I think you’ll find entertaining and useful, too. Yet Another Podcast Episode 70: Jim Holmes & Automated Testing. About the author Jim Holmes Jim Holmes has around 25 years IT experience. He is co-author of "Windows Developer Power Tools" and Chief Cat Herder of the CodeMash Conference. He's a blogger and evangelist for Telerik’s Test Studio, an awesome set ...

We’re happy to announce the latest release of Test Studio: Service Pack 2 for version 2012 R1. (In case you didn’t know, we have two major “R” releases each year. Each major release has two service packs.) There’s a huge list of bug fixes and feature updates for this latest release. Some of the big highlights include: Recording with 64-bit IE and IE10 on Windows 8 Updated metrics for Load tests Analyzing results from individual agents for load test results Improved data binding for WPF and web tests Encrypt passwords used in tests Continued enhancement of our translators for Telerik’s ...

In this episode we continue the discussion with Ted, Jessica, and Glenn while at the CodeMash conference in Sandusky, Ohio, and it’s all about transitioning to agile. How do you get organizational buy in? What are the agile anti-patterns that make agile projects fail? How does an individual get started with agile, including agile software engineering? Additional resources: Bug Tracking in TeamPulse Listen to our previous talk on TDD, BDD, And All of the other DD’s About the guests: Ted Neward Ted is an Architectural Consultant with Neudesic, LLC. He lives out of a suitcase, travels with four laptops, ...

This post has little to do with Kendo UI, but after reading another story about Microsoft’s inability to unseat Google’s search dominance, it has me thinking about a very core question that many companies face: how do you beat an entrenched, dominant competitor?This is a very specific...