Hello everyone, You have asked and we have listened! A new set of WP7 videos have been released. This time we included: RadJumpList, RadCalendar and RadDataBoundListBox. The videos below are hosted on TelerikTV and are around 8-10 minutes each. So grab a coffee and put on your favorite tunes and check them out. Getting Started with RadJumpList Getting Started with RadCalendar Getting Started with RadDataBoundListBox The Source Code to all of the videos is also available to download now. In case you missed the Q3 2011 WP7 Webinar describing our new controls then you can watch it here and don’t forget to check out this follow-up blog post...

Last year Telerik sponsored the WP7 Unleashed Events – a series of hands-on lab events organized by Microsoft and the local communities. 25 apps of all applications submitted at the end of each event were selected and one of them won the Telerik Grand Prize – $5000. The winner of the big prize was Jack of Tools - the app that turns your phone into a virtual tool belt. We are talking with Jonathan Isabelle from Digitalmason.net, the company that created Jack of Tools and a few other Windows Phone apps, about his observations on the Windows Phone app market, his success...

The formatter in Telerik JustCode is one of its many great features. Its main goal is to let you define and enforce your code style across your projects. It is a very important part of the product as it is used in many other places as well (for example typing assistance and refactorings). Configuration The JustCode formatter is very configurable. You can find its options in the Code Style section of the JustCode options dialog: You can also configure JustCode to share the Code Style options per solution. To do that, go to the Options Sharing page in the Options. Supported languages As shown on the image...

I’ve just posted up a new video showing how you can link automation tests in Test Studio to user story acceptance criteria in Team Pulse. It’s extraordinarily simple to do! Find the video here on Telerik TV! 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 of tools to help teams deliver better software. Find him as @aJimHolmes on Twitter.

RadMap provides a rich set of geocoordinate-enabled shapes that can be defined and displayed onto the map surface .There are scenarios, however, where you would like to do more than just position a shape onto the map. This blogpost will demonstrate how to manipulate each individual segment of line/polyline/polygon shape based on mouse input from the user. For example we will select (highlight) a point, and drag the selected object to another location on the map – modifying in this way the shape or the line segment. First of all we’ll need two Information layers – one...