You can check the full release notes at: RadControls for Silverlight Release Notes RadControls for WPF Release Notes The installation files are available under your accounts. With this SP1 release we officially announce the RadDomainDataSource control. Due to the unplanned for increase in interest in development of Silverlight line of business applications, we are making our latest addition to our Silverlight suite available before our next major release so we can enable our clients to focus on delivering their great applications without worrying about any “plumbing”. Our new Domain Data Source components ensure codeless integration of all Telerik data bound controls to WCF RIA Services....

Telerik is always happy to support Silverlight developers and not only with tools that rock. For a second year in a row Telerik is a sponsor of the SilverlightShow Contest for Silverlight applications. This year the competition aims at sparking the creativity of all environment friendly Silverlight developers and designers.  2011 has been declared the International Year of Forests by the United Nations and the theme of the contest is related to the environment as well. Create a Silverlight application that informs about the critical situation with forests preservation and win great prizes such as a trip to  MIX11 event at Mandalay Bay...

Look familiar? Yup, that’s right – this is a UML Use Case Diagram. This particular, and rather over simplistic, one depicts a few different UML Actors associating with Use Cases.

First of all, let me wish you a very happy and productive 2011! May the good Silverlight forces be with you and let’s hope that this year will be full of technology excitements and challenges! For the ones who haven’t followed me until now – this is the third installment of a blog post series focusing on an automation infrastructure for the execution of unit tests for Windows Phone 7 with MSBuild. This blog focuses on the MSBuild task, part of the unit test automation infrastructure, that installs the unit test application on the Windows Phone 7 emulator and runs the...

Quite often TreeView is used in scenarios where a particular item should be displayed on the screen. You may want to display some item when the tree is initially shown on the screen or when a new item is added. These scenarios look simple but are a bit tricky because you have to wait until the TreeView loads and then make your desired actions. Waiting for Loaded Event TreeView provides the BringIntoView functionality in several forms: you can call BringIntoView from the tree itself and bring a child item; get some TreeViewItem by calling GetItemByPath and call BringIntoView upon this item container;...