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    Satisfaction Survey: Share your feedback on Telerik Support Services

    We want to hear how we meet your expectations and how we can further improve. Support Services are important for us and we appreciate your time. Take the Survey *Do not forget that we give 2000 Telerik points ($20) to everyone who has submitted a survey.
    June 11, 2007 1 min read
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    Telerik Product Support Lifecycle: Which versions of the .NET Framework are supported?

    We have been thinking of posting such information for quite some time and here it is now available on the website at http://www.telerik.com/products/lifecycle.aspx. We have now officially formulated a Product Support Lifecycle Policy for .NET Frameworks which should help all customers know where Telerik is heading and help them better plan their projects. Telerik will be providing three levels of .NET Framework Support: Mainstream Support (all new products, all new features, all bug fixes and all support incidents) for the current version of .NET as well as for the previous version of Framework for one year after the new version ...
    June 05, 2007 2 min read
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    Claiming my Technorati blog

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    May 31, 2007 1 min read
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    TechEd 2007, here we come!

    I am posting this literally minutes before heading to the airport. I, Vassil, Atanas, Vlad, and several blogless people (hint! hint!) are leaving for the US today. Todd will be joining us too! Come visit us at booth #515. We are delighted to meet you, have a little chat and demo the latest developments on the ASP.NET controls, Sitefinity, WinForms, Reporting, and Silverlight fronts. Meet you there!
    May 31, 2007 1 min read
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    I am writing a book!

    Yes I am! I can finally announce that and I am sooo excited! I have been working with the Apress guys, most importantly Jonathan Hassell, on starting an intermediate-level book on Windows PowerShell (formerly known as Monad). We have finished the book proposal checklist (a huge one, mind you) and it got approved. I am now off to finishing the paperwork related to contracts and other boring stuff and I have already started writing. The book is tentatively titled Ubiquitous Automation with Windows PowerShell. I am an automation freak and I want to help everyone in the world reap the benefits of becoming...
    May 30, 2007 3 min read