The RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX courseware has just received a fresh update and now includes updates and new additions spread across all ASP.NET AJAX components. You can find the renewed PDF version of the tutorial and the zip download containing the AJAX courseware projects on this page (under the group 'Learning RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX"). Happy programming!

Last month Scott Guthrie announced a new ASP.NET View Engine called Razor. Then Microsoft released the beta of a new product called WebMatrix which was utilizing it. It also employed a new web framework called ASP.NET Web Pages. Then yours truly made a few attempts to use Telerik Extensions for ASP.NET MVC in a WebMatrix page. The end result was promising. I waited for official Razor support in ASP.NET MVC 3. Then Scott “Almighty” Guthrie announced the first preview of ASP.NET MVC 3 which includes Razor support. This week I started to see how to improve Telerik’s Razor story… This blog post shows the end result.   Telerik...

With our latest release of OpenAccess ORM we launched two video series aimed at helping you get started with the product and the new Visual Designer. We also published a bunch of new videos demonstrating the new features introduced with Q2 2010. The videos will help you quickly start building your first OpenAccess ORM project without the need to read through any documentation: Getting started with the Visual Designer for OpenAccess ORM This video series will show you how to create working projects in minutes using the powerful features of the Visual Designer for OpenAccess ORM. After completing the series you will be...

Last time we saw how to inject code in properties and static methods (including ones defined in static types). So far we are able to inject code in most common scenarios. In rare cases there is a need to isolate methods from mscorlib. In this post I will show you how do to this. Let's start with a demo program that I will explain in...

I owe an apology to a few hundred Telerik fans out there – I didn’t watch the road (aka webinar registrations) closely enough and I let it run too high up, to the point where we crashed GoToWebinar capacity (1001 attendees –  that’s right - one thousand and one). If you want to watch the webinar that crushed GTW limits, you can see it at Telerik TV.       As a result quite a few of you weren’t able to attend. I received a lot of messages (such as the one below) as well as pings on twitter about it.       As we were nearing...