We introduced RadBulletGraph beta in the Q2 2011 SP1 release with the idea that the sooner we release a stable product the more time we will have to polish it and even implement user requirements before the final version. With this blog post I will explain how RadBulletGraph is structured internally and how this internal structure enables the features that it currently supports. With this in mind I kindly ask you, dear reader, to give your opinion on RadBulletGraph, to tell us what else you need or what can be done in a better way so that we can provide the best...

This is part two of the RadChart for WinRT blog series. For more information please refer to the other parts of the series: Part one - A Prelude Part three - Taking its First Breath   Now that we have successfully ported our Windows Phone Chart to WinRT I will share some tips and tricks about the whole process and what is different compared to Silverlight and WPF regarding code behind and XAML compilation. Code behind namespaces Both logical and visual tree hierarchies of Dependency Objects now reside in new namespaces and the old ones like System.Windows.Controls do not exist. This automatically breaks any existing C#/VB code. SL/WPF UI namespaces...

It's been two short months since we originally introduced the Kendo UI beta, and now we're very happy to deliver the second beta release! This release builds on the very successful beta 1 by introducing a number of new features, new widgets, along with the expected...

Hey! Telerik Test Studio is at StarWest! We have prepared for you some nice surprises – and two awesome awards – Kindle and iPAD2. So if you’re there – stop by Telerik’s Booth #8-9 and have a chat with the Testing Crew! They’ll tell you the rules! Check out the amazing sky-blue detective t-shirts and the very funny purple dancing robots! Also, last week, with the second major Test Studio release for 2011, we launched some pretty nice new features, including performance testing capabilities, support for manual test type, and HTML 5 support. You have a chance to get a free...

RadGridView provides numerous handful approaches to customize its appearance, even at runtime. For example, you could use  formatting events or the Style property . However, sometimes it is handy to specify complex conditions in a script form. In our previous release we introduced an  expression editor which allows for using formulas and expressions both at design time and runtime. In our next release we will introduce the same powerful feature for conditional formatting. You and your end-users will be able to target and style RadGridView cells and rows using powerful expressions. With the help of our existing rule-based conditional formatting you can easily highlight all cells...