Hello Testers!      We have prepared a new give-away for you! Help us build our Google+ page, so that we can reach out to you with you, start conversations, and share everything interesting you post. Add us to your circles. And let the fun begin. To make things more interesting we are gifting one SQE Live Virtual Training, worth $599, to one of you who circles and shares the page before the end of February 2012. The SQE Live Virtual Training is a two day (3-hours per day) experience that will take you on a journey of ...

  As a response to your constant requests for sample projects demonstrating the best practices of using OpenAccess ORM in web projects, we have released some of the new and updated samples before Q1 2012 so that you can benefit from them immediately.   MVC developers will be happy to know that along with the MVC 2 example “MVC Forum”, we are now offering two solutions demonstrating MVC 3 usage with Fluent API or an .rlinq Domain Model – whichever approach you prefer. In addition, you can see an implementation using the Razor view engine as an alternative of the default one. Find the...

Hey telerik .net ninjas and ninjettes! We can’t believe it either – another Telerik release is upon us. Our product group really keeps us, the marketing folks, on our toes at all times. For all of you who are keen on keeping your agendas up-to date, here is a super early heads up on the webinar week schedule, so you can register and block off this time to brush up on all the cool new things coming from Telerik. At each webinar we will draw a Telerik Ultimate Collection license worth $1999! The Ultimate Collection now contains our newest product...

Happy Thursday to all you XAML-lovers out there! I'm back from the trenches with a new initiative aimed at teaching you how to use both new and existing controls from the Telerik RadControls for Silverlight and RadControls for WPF control suites. Starting today, every Thursday you'll be able to find a fresh batch of videos and sample projects highlighting a different control in a little series we're calling XAMLflix. The best part is that since we share a common codebase and API between our Silverlight and WPF suites you only have to learn how to use these controls once and can carry...