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by Jefferson S. Motta December 11, 2025 7 min read

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    StarWest Follow Up and Slide Deck

    I’m at the John Wayne airport waiting on my flight back home from the StarWest conference. This was the first conference I’ve been at as a vendor – I’ve always been a visitor at the front of the booth, never behind it. I had to make some interesting mental changes, but it was a great experience once I got in the groove. Thursday morning I did a session called “Automation Isn’t Just Shiny Toys” where I discussed how to avoid some of the common pitfalls around automation: long running tests, brittle tests, tests which consume far too much time for ...
    October 07, 2011 2 min read
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    Telerik Test Studio @StarWest 2011

    Hey! Telerik Test Studio is at StarWest! We have prepared for you some nice surprises – and two awesome awards – Kindle and iPAD2. So if you’re there – stop by Telerik’s Booth #8-9 and have a chat with the Testing Crew! They’ll tell you the rules! Check out the amazing sky-blue detective t-shirts and the very funny purple dancing robots! Also, last week, with the second major Test Studio release for 2011, we launched some pretty nice new features, including performance testing capabilities, support for manual test type, and HTML 5 support. You have a chance to get a free...
    Antonia-Bozhkova by Antonia Bozhkova
    October 06, 2011 1 min read
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    Need Accessibility in Your ASP.NET AJAX Apps? You’re Already Covered

    Here at Telerik accessibility support has always been important. We strive to ensure that when you are developing an application with our ASP.NET AJAX controls you can rest easy knowing that they provide compliance with some of the highest standards in the industry. Ease-of-mind and ease-of-implementation, does it get any better? :) Let’s take a look at just how we are making your applications more accessible. Accessibility Guidelines For a while now Telerik’s ASP.NET AJAX controls have been in compliance with the W3C Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 1.0/2.0 (say that a few times fast!). These guidelines set standards for applications providing accessible content by...
    Carl Bergenhem by Carl Bergenhem
    October 06, 2011 3 min read
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    The LOB Chronicles Episode 9: The Repository Pattern + Source Code Is In!

    In the last episode we were exploring how MEF created a unique issue in loading assemblies and missing dependencies as well as how we utilized a creative synchronous approach to ensuring assemblies were downloaded before loading modules. This week we’re pushing full speed ahead with the application and what we have to show (more on that later), but before we start highlighting the UI work being done I thought it would be good to take an episode to discuss how we’re handling data within the application. As you might have guessed from the title this involves the Repository Pattern. Repository Pattern...
    by Evan Hutnick
    October 05, 2011 6 min read
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    The LOB Chronicles Episode 8: Solving a MEF Dilemma

    In the last episode we were examining a creative approach that the development team behind the CRM demo incorporated for connecting views to their Prism regions using a combination of custom attributes, attached behaviors, and the managed extensibility framework (MEF). One of the commenters was a little critical of the ‘magic’ behind MEF, and rightly so as many of us like being able to trace the exact line that code will go through as opposed to relying on the magic of composition to work everything out for us. Today we bring you one of those unexpected issues in which the...
    by Evan Hutnick
    September 29, 2011 6 min read
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