Telerik blogs
  • Release

    r.a.d.controls Q3 released!

    It's a great pleasure to announce the availability of r.a.d.controls Q3. You can read the full press release at: http://www.telerik.com/Default.aspx?PageId=1861&b21ActiveNewsId=YeA&b21CategoryId=ddu. Big thanks to everyone who contributed with ideas and reported problems. Overall, this was a great release. We managed to include everything we initially planned for in terms of new features and enhancements, we managed to test all products extensively, documentation was improved significantly, and last but not least, we were on time. The only thing that did not go as planned was the releases of the two brand new products r.a.d.callback (http://www.telerik.com/r.a.d.callback) and r.a.d.dock (http://www.telerik.com/r.a.d.dock) which were not released with Q3. The new docking control and the...
    August 14, 2005
  • Web

    NAnt, the tool of the year

    I am using and learning .NET since my coming to telerik.  That would be more than a year.  If I had to pick a single tool that has been indispensable throughout that time, I would choose NAnt.  It is a build automation tool with an XML based syntax, similar to Apache Ant.  It has a host of useful tasks, that can make the building of a .NET assembly a piece of cake.  NAnt has a sister project -- NAntContrib.  It packs some Windows specific tasks, that are not directly NAnt related: IIS virtual directory manipulation, VSS file operations, etc. *ant tools are not just build...
    July 04, 2005
  • People

    BLOG 101: An introduction to blogging with Hristo Deshev

    Hi there! I am much excited to start my very own "telerik powered" weblog.  This will be my way to share technical and nontechnical information with whomever finds that exciting (and not damaging to his health of course).  The focus will fall mainly on my adventures in ASP.NET server components creation and maintenance from the perspective of my telerik position.  I will try to share both the good and the bad parts of the job, so that you gain a wider perspective. I am an agile advocate, so you can expect a lot of agile, and mainly extreme programming (XP) related content here.  I believe this trend in software...
    July 04, 2005
  • People

    "Hello World"

    Hello World - this is my first entry:)
  • Release

    r.a.d.controls Q3 released!

    It's a great pleasure to announce the availability of r.a.d.controls Q3. You can read the full press release at: http://www.telerik.com/Default.aspx?PageId=1861&b21ActiveNewsId=YeA&b21CategoryId=ddu. Big thanks to everyone who contributed with ideas and reported problems. Overall, this was a great release. We managed to include everything we initially planned for in terms of new features and enhancements, we managed to test all products extensively, documentation was improved significantly, and last but not least, we were on time. The only thing that did not go as planned was the releases of the two brand new products r.a.d.callback (http://www.telerik.com/r.a.d.callback) and r.a.d.dock (http://www.telerik.com/r.a.d.dock) which were not released with Q3. The new docking control and the...
    August 14, 2005
  • Web

    NAnt, the tool of the year

    I am using and learning .NET since my coming to telerik.  That would be more than a year.  If I had to pick a single tool that has been indispensable throughout that time, I would choose NAnt.  It is a build automation tool with an XML based syntax, similar to Apache Ant.  It has a host of useful tasks, that can make the building of a .NET assembly a piece of cake.  NAnt has a sister project -- NAntContrib.  It packs some Windows specific tasks, that are not directly NAnt related: IIS virtual directory manipulation, VSS file operations, etc. *ant tools are not just build...
    July 04, 2005
  • People

    BLOG 101: An introduction to blogging with Hristo Deshev

    Hi there! I am much excited to start my very own "telerik powered" weblog.  This will be my way to share technical and nontechnical information with whomever finds that exciting (and not damaging to his health of course).  The focus will fall mainly on my adventures in ASP.NET server components creation and maintenance from the perspective of my telerik position.  I will try to share both the good and the bad parts of the job, so that you gain a wider perspective. I am an agile advocate, so you can expect a lot of agile, and mainly extreme programming (XP) related content here.  I believe this trend in software...
    July 04, 2005
  • People

    "Hello World"

    Hello World - this is my first entry:)