It never ceases to amaze me at how much I don’t know. jQuery is a pretty straight forward library.  It’s essentially one large object off of which we can call and chain functions.  The beauty of it is in it’s simplicity.  It takes a somewhat convoluted and...

In case you didn’t know, each Thursday we have webinars for introducing people to Test Studio. They’re an hour long with ten or 15 minutes of slides, then 45-60 minutes of demos with Q&A interwoven in. I recorded yesterday’s session and have posted it up to Telerik TV: Getting To Know Test Studio (1/5/2012). It’s just over an hour long and walks through the main features of Test Studio. I talk a lot about general automated software testing, discuss our performance testing features, and also show off our great manual testing capabilities. I also spend some time talking about ...

Happy New Year everyone! I hope you enjoyed the Christmas and New Year holidays and spent them with your beloved ones. Let's wish prosperous and joyful year 2012 to all of us! Now that everything is going back to the regular daily routine here at Telerik, I want to present you the Q3 2011 SP1 release of Telerik Extensions for ASP.NET MVC, delivered for the commercial package. This is our present, right after the holidays, to our MVC prospects...

It’s amazing how much we managed to do since the official Q3 2011 release. We’ve improved and introduced so many things you guys have shared with us, so go ahead and check the Service Pack out. Here’s a small part of the release highlights:  jQuery library used in Telerik.Web.UI is updated to version 1.7.1 AsyncUpload – hover state is added for the select button Grid – introduced new client-side methods, clearSort() and clearFilter(), for clearing the applied sort and filter expressions, as well Grid – improved support for OpenAccessLinqDataSource control Input – new HTML5 input type “time” ScriptManager – added support for scripts grouping...

I’ve just posted up a new video showing how to hook Test Studio and Team Foundation Server together. The video walks through using Test Studio to open up projects from your TFS repository, then shows basic check-in/check-out features. I also walk through what merge conflicts look like in Test Studio and how to deal with them. Then I flip to Visual Studio and show how you can link User Stories to Test Cases to Automated Tests—and show how you can write bugs against specific test cases. Test Studio: Integrating With TFS I hope you find this useful!