Productivity

Greetings, fellow testers. I know some of you are working closely with your developers, and that's A Good Thing. They may be showing interest in creating tests themselves, and what better place for them (or you, if you're interested) to do that but right in their favorite development tool - Visual Studio? Here's the good news - when you installed Test Studio it also added a plug-in which gives Visual Studio the same ease of test recording as you're already using. The keys are to use the Telerik Test Studio Project template when starting your project, and then adding tests ...

Did Visual Studio or JustCode stop working suddenly? Did you recently install Garmin software? Read about the issue and why Garmin breaks Visual Studio.

In Telerik we strongly believe in dogfooding our own products so we can make sure we listen to our customers and always deliver the best value. This can be seen in the latest version of TeamPulse where we introduced a new HTML5 interface built from the ground up using Kendo UI controls and wrappers.

Last time I discussed our plans to phase out crash reports from Test Studio for iOS and the Web Portal and defer to Telerik's latest addition, EQATEC Application Analytics. Those plans also extend to feedback. Our goal is to transition feedback to another team whose product offering is better complimented by its functionality. That move is still in the planning stages. The reason for these changes is that we're completely focused on testing and have big plans for 2013. Here are the main areas we're working on: iOS 7 compatibility Android support Icenium integration The next release of Test ...

This article outlines how to use newer versions of Entity Framework (EF) with Telerik Reporting as well as the stand-alone Telerik Report Designer.