Our projects should always strive for simplicity in the way they are structured and organized.  This is especially true for the organizations of release and iteration plans.  With iterative development using agile methodologies such as Scrum, we emphasize breaking down a project or a software release into time boxed iterations (called Sprints in Scrum).  It’s very important to note that iterations truly represent a “bucket” of work – the capacity of this bucket determined by the fixed length of the iteration (usually ranging from 1-4 weeks) and the amount of work your team can get done in that period of ...

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Download Telerik_Reporting_in_Azure (C# VS2010) - 1.69 MB As we bragged in the SP1 of Telerik Reporting Q1 2011 Available post, besides the improved performance and optimized server resources, the XAML rendering extension can now be used in Windows Azure. That is why we decided to update our cloud demo to show the reports in the Silverlight report viewer as well (which utilizes the XAML rendering). You can learn how to use the Silverlight report viewer from the Getting Started with the Silverlight Report Viewer for Telerik Reporting video. The updated demo site can be seen at http://telerikreporting.cloudapp.net/. The good news is there is nothing specific that has...

We believe that motion and interactivity are key parts of the whole Windows Phone 7 OS. That is why we put a lot of effort in implementing an intuitive and highly performing zooming and panning behavior for RadChart for WP7. We see many scenarios when a zoom is required – for example you may want to display large amount of data points – let’s say the monthly sales for a period of 10 years. In this case you may try to visualize all the 120 points within the device’s physical dimensions or you may apply a zoom to the chart...

We are excited to announce new JustMock internal build release published today. It's our second internal build after 2011 Q1 release. In the past weeks the product team has been focused mainly on polishing JustMock but hasn’t forgotten to add new stuff as well. Here is a comprehensive list of the functionalities that have been added and improved in the latest internal build including thorough examples: What’s new: New : Deep LINQ mocking support (mocking join query): Example (Details can be found in the LinqFixture.cs under the supplied examples):             var simple = new SimpleData();             Mock.Arrange(() => simple.Products).ReturnsCollection(GetFakeProducts());             Mock.Arrange(() => simple.Categories).ReturnsCollection(GetCategories());             var...