Just two short weeks ago, our Q3 2011 release for Windows Phone 7 was made available. Today, we have some fresh resources ready for you to watch to start getting the hang of working with the new controls including: RadSlideView, RadContextMenu, RadAutoCompleteBox and RadToggleSwitch. The videos below are hosted on TelerikTV and are around 8-10 minutes each. So grab a coffee, put on your favorite headphones and check them out. Getting Started with RadSlideView (also includes RadToggleSwitch) Getting Started with RadContextMenu Getting Started with RadAutoCompleteBox The Source Code to all of the videos is also available to download now. In case you missed the Q3 2011...

Looking for an easy way to get started with Kendo UI? Then you may enjoy a new interactive slide deck I prepared called…you guessed it, Getting Started with Kendo UI. This is not a normal slide deck, though. This interactive deck was built using Google's handy "html5slides" template, which...

I just found out a very useful, free monitoring tool for Windows Phone apps called Distimo Monitor. It gives you valuable insights as to what affects downloads and revenues of your app. It provides of course Downloads and Revenue reports by country, day etc. like you would expect.  The two more interesting features are the Rankings and the Events reports. You can see the rankings of your app/apps for each day and country and how it evolved over time. You can even add comments to the rankings graph, just like in Google Analytics, so that you can track how a certain...

Did you miss out on registering for Code Mash 2012 this year? Telerik has ONE FREE CONFERENCE PASS to raffle off. We'd love to have you join the rest of the crowd in January!   Code Mash is a world-class technology conference at the Kalahari Resort in Sandusky, OH. They are expecting upwards of 1300 attendees and the event sold out in just 20 minutes! It takes place January 11-13. The best part? The Kalahari Resort is a popular midwest indoor waterpark (Ohio's largest!). The event includes a party on Thursday night for attendees in the waterpark area, where vendors like Telerik will have cabanas with food and drink and maybe...

First I would like to apologize for the extreme delay in publishing this blog!  I was trying to see if it would be possible to salvage the video recording.  Unfortunately, due to the way I recorded it, audio was not captured properly. With the bad news out of the way, I would like to say, most of the OpenAccess content is covered in a session I did at DevConnections this year, and is available on TTV here.  As for the other topics we covered, feel free to send me an email, and I will do my best to point you...