Task-It Series This post is part of a series of blog posts and videos about the Task-It (task management) application that I have been building with Silverlight 4 and Telerik's RadControls for Silverlight 4. For a full index of these resources, please go here. One of the posts listed in the index provides a full source download for the application, and I will be referring to that source code in this post. Leading up to displaying an error As I was preparing to write Part 3 of my mini-blog post series about Events in Task-It I realized that should give a little background...

I have posted a new video about using the RadTransitionControl to create nice transitions between UI elements, UserControls and Pages in my Task-It Silverlight 4 application. You can view the video...

I started the series of blog posts on the new QA Edition of WebUI Test Studio 2010 with the Test List Management. In the current article I’m describing the Test Results Management and Analysis capabilities of the brand-new standalone tool. The Result View The test list execution in the QA Edition produces the objects we call Run Results. One can review and manage those results in the Results View:   The Results View in the Standalone represents the run results via RadScheduler. Once you execute your test list we switch to the Results View adding the new result into ...

Task-It is a sample app (for task management) that I've developed in Silverlight 4 using Telerik's RadControls for Silverlight. As the video and blog post series related to this application continues to grow, it's about time to post an index to the resources. Keep an eye out for new posts, and follow me on Twitter (@rwozniak) if you'd like to be notified when new videos and posts are added!   Videos Intro to Task-It Teaser Video Task-It Webinar - Building a real-world application with Rad Controls for Silverlight 4 Populating the RadGridView with WCF RIA Service data Using RowDetails in RadGridView Using the RadTransitionControl in Task-It Populating the...

I’ll be doing my (in)famous Scrum seminar in Bucharest, Romania on May 26th at Project Management Day, hosted by PMI and Microsoft. My talk is titled “To Scrum or not to Scrum.” Agile project management and development methods are being adopted at many development shops.  After an introduction to the basics of  Agile and Scrum like: project planning and estimation, the Scrum Master, team, product owner and burn down, and of course the daily Scrum, Stephen, a certified scrum master, will show many real world applications of the methodology drawn from his own experience. Negotiating with the business, estimation and team dynamics are all discussed as well as...