Productivity

One of the key advantages of Telerik Automated Testing Tools is the ease of use. We have done our best to implement products that make automated functional testing really easy. Everyone can start recording tests after watching just a couple of quick videos. To demonstrate the intuitive interface and the ease of use of Telerik WebUI Test Studio we have produced a cool new Interactive Video Tour. The video tour helps you learn how to work with the QA Edition in no time. The videos actually replicate the tool's UI in a great detail and allow you to get to know the product ...

When TeamPulse is installed there are a number of components that are set up and configured on your server. One of those components is the TeamPulse Integration Service which is installed as a Windows service. The job of this service is to analyze your projects for best practices and to generate content that is to be used in the RSS feeds. The RTM version of TeamPulse was released with an issue regarding the TeamPulse Integration Service default account that I will help you work around (this will be resolved in the next release). Currently this service is configured to use ...

Last time we saw how to inject code in properties and static methods (including ones defined in static types). So far we are able to inject code in most common scenarios. In rare cases there is a need to isolate methods from mscorlib. In this post I will show you how do to this. Let's start with a demo program that I will explain in...

I owe an apology to a few hundred Telerik fans out there – I didn’t watch the road (aka webinar registrations) closely enough and I let it run too high up, to the point where we crashed GoToWebinar capacity (1001 attendees –  that’s right - one thousand and one). If you want to watch the webinar that crushed GTW limits, you can see it at Telerik TV.       As a result quite a few of you weren’t able to attend. I received a lot of messages (such as the one below) as well as pings on twitter about it.       As we were nearing...

In this post we will discuss how to add associations in a forward mapping scenario with our Visual Designer. We will start from scratch and build a model with two entities – Category and Product where each Product belongs to at most one Category (a zero-or-one-to-many relationship from the categories to the products). 1. In the solution explorer right-click your project (where you want to add the persistent types) and select OpenAccess -> Add Domain Model. We will create an empty model.     2. The next step is to create a new database which we will name WarehouseDB. Creating a brand new database can be achieved...