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What Every Developer Should Learn as Soon as Possible in Their Personal Life

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Jump Start Q2 2010 Learning!

We have created 60+ videos to help you hit the ground running with the Q2 2010 release. We have many more videos on the way so you better start watching now to keep up! :) WebUI Test Studio WebUI Test Studio - Q2 - Manual Test Steps WebUI Test Studio - Q2 - Image Verification WebUI Test Studio - Q2 - Getting Started With Test Lists WebUI Test Studio - Q2 - Getting Started With AJAX WebUI Test Studio - Q2 - Export Storyboard To HTML WebUI Test Studio - Q2 - Continue Recording From Step WebUI Test Studio - Q2 - Connect To Existing Browser Instance WebUI...

by Ina Tontcheva
July 14, 2010 2 min read Share
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Telerik Wins Microsoft Partner of the Year for Central and Eastern Europe

I am proud to share that Telerik won the Microsoft Partner of the Year award for the CEE region in the ISV category with its Sitefinity ASP.NET CMS product. This award feels very special as we competed with hundreds of companies and some really great products in the ISV space. It's also coming for Sitefinity, a really great web CMS product that is powering the sites of many renown companies (just check out our gallery to browse the 1,000+ showcase items) but which had not won too many major awards so far, unlike Telerik developer tools products which have received hundreds of industry awards throughout the years. What...

by Vassil Terziev
June 29, 2010 1 min read Share
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RadTreeView for ASP.NET AJAX now supports WAI-ARIA

Starting with the 2010 Q2 Beta release of RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX, RadTreeView adheres to the WAI-ARIA specification for Accessible Rich Internet Applications. With this feature on-board, it’s now possible for screen readers and other accessibility tools (supporting WAI-ARIA) to semantically parse the html structure of the tree. Summary of the new feature Making a quick peek inside the html of RadTreeView with enabled support for WAI-ARIA, one can see the “roles”, “states” and “properties” that the standard requires. They all are represented through attributes in the html structure of the tree, decorating the elements with semantic meaning. Having them applied, the...

by Iana Tsolova
June 29, 2010 4 min read Share
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Transparency and Software Teams

A few months ago I wrote to you about why teams succeed. I talked about the “high bandwidth” team that stressed communication and collaboration. While I believe that communication and collaboration are the keys to success of any team, I always felt that there was another important component to the equation. I visited a large retail global customer here in Hong Kong today. They are working on a large application for their product development group using Silverlight 4.0 and have teams in the United States, India, and Hong Kong. We were talking first about their use of Telerik tools and then the conversation moved on to teams and process....

by Steve Forte
June 28, 2010 5 min read Share
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CodeStock - Day 1

So, the first day of CodeStock 2010 is finally coming to a close. It has certainly been an eventful day filled with great sessions, and an exciting Keynote. I started out my day by attending Effective User Interface Design by John Kellar. In this session, I learned about the different things you should take into account when interacting with your customers, designing the applications they want to use. Following this, I spent some time learning about ASP.NET MVC in Dave Giard's session, Building Your First ASP.Net MVC Application. This session was prior to my own session (my very first session ever), Creating an Extensible Photo Application with MEF, so ...

June 25, 2010 2 min read Share