Tag: Client-side

Productivity Debugging
Debugging Your Application on Client-Side

Learn a few tips & tricks on client-side debugging, which, when combined, can make your life easier and help you improve your development workflow.

by Attila Antal
April 15, 2021 Share
Web
WebSockets vs Server-Sent Events

WebSockets and Server-Sent Events are two different technologies that define how browsers and clients communicate with each other. In this post, we’ll look at the individual features of these technologies and showcase both their similarities and differences.

by Christian Nwamba
April 25, 2019 Share
Web ASP.NET AJAX
Boost Your App Databind Performance With RadClientDataSource

Have you ever dreamed of having the slick and flexible client-side performance in a traditional server-side data bound app? Now we make it a reality.

by Marin Georgiev
February 29, 2016 Share
Web ASP.NET AJAX
Powerful and Flexible Data Management with Telerik ASP.NET ClientDataSource Control

One of the most recent additions to the Telerik UI for ASP.NET AJAX suite is the ClientDataSource control bringing in client-side flexibility and ease of data management to the ASP.NET Web Forms world. Wondering how this can help you build even better data oriented apps faster? Read more below.

by Marin Georgiev
April 23, 2015 Share
Web ASP.NET AJAX
Client-Side DataBinding with RadListView for ASP.NET AJAX - Part 3

This is the third and last in a series of blog posts on the new client-side databinding features we've introduced to RadListView with the Q1 2012 release. In the first blog post, we introduced you to the basics of client-side databinding in RadListView - how to define HTML templates, how to use binding expressions and what properties does the binding context provide for greater flexibility. In the second blog post we showed you how easy it is to bind to any kind of web services. In this blog post, let's dive deeper into the client-side databinding internals in RadListView. We'll see how to implementing paging, sorting and filtering to...

by Veli Pehlivanov
February 29, 2012 Share