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Telerik Kendo UI Ready for Any Type Device

Kendo UI at Any Screen Size

by Cody Lindley July 09, 2015

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Kendo UI Mobile Guidance

Over the past couple of months, I've been thinking about and compiling pragmatic development tips regarding Kendo UI mobile widgets and application tools. What resulted is a guide book and a demo appl...

by Cody Lindley
February 10, 2015 Share
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IoT with Windows on Devices

The Internet of Things (IoT) allow us to connect people and things around the world using an IPV6 address. With the size of IPV6, we could assign an IP address to every atom on the surface of the eart...

by Michael Crump
February 09, 2015 Share
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Send Data to Apple Watch with Core Data and Telerik UI for iOS in Swift

The Apple Watch has been a long rumored device which finally appeared in September, followed by a Watch SDK, called WatchKit, in November. The introduction of the SDK maybe raised more questions than it answered, and we like everybody else are looking into the future for answers from Apple. One such question is: how can I send data, larger than what is allowed for a push notification, from the iPhone to the Watch? Well, there are several ways to do it: NSUserDefaults Files Core Data There isn’t a single recommended approach by Apple, so all these methods are legit. However, NSUserDefaults is more appropriate for user preferences, rather than real data, and files may not be a good solution for all data scenarios. Therefore, if we have to choose, we will bet on Core Data and today I am going to show you how you can send your Telerik Chart for iOS to the Apple Watch in the form of an image and a string stored in Core Data.

by Nikolay Diyanov
February 03, 2015 Share
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How to Easily Display the Android Device Calendar Events in Your App

by Kiril Stanoev
January 30, 2015 Share
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Start Developing Your 64-bit iOS Apps Now with UI for Xamarin

There are two important updates coming from Apple which you should definitely know, Starting Feb 1, Apple will allow new app submissions only if they support 64-bit architecture. Starting June 1, Apple will allow new app and updates submissions only if they support 64-bit architecture.

by Nikolay Diyanov
January 29, 2015 Share