Tag: demos

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Telerik RadControls Enable New Breed of WinForms Apps

We have done a lot recently to make it possible for a WinForms app to get closer to the new UX trends set by the great WPF and Silverlight technologies. I know it would be hard to convince you that, but luckily I happen to have a slick new WinForms demo app to help me in this endeavor. The new RadControls for WinForms QSF comes with an animated welcome screen describing some of the unique features of Telerik WinForms suite: The fisheye bar at bottom animates so smoothly, that anytime I run the app I just can’t help myself but play with...

by Nikolay Diyanov
June 02, 2015 Share
Release
See Our New Mobile Demos for Telerik ASP.NET AJAX Controls

Check out the new mobile related additions to the Telerik ASP.NET AJAX demo application.

by Rumen Jekov
April 30, 2015 Share
Productivity
Telerik OpenAccess ORM in action

The Telerik OpenAccess Samples Kit speaks louder than words! Take a look at 50+ real-life scenarios of using OpenAccess ORM, new ones added with each following Q release.

by Ivailo Ivanov
May 09, 2013 Share
Web ASP.NET AJAX
How to Customize Telerik's ASP.NET PivotGrid Cells Using the Built-in Templates

Wondering how to customize the cells of RadPivotGrid? Read the full story about the recently-introduced template support to find out.

by Daniel Peichev
March 19, 2013 Share
Release
New and Updated Demos for RadScheduler (ASP.NET AJAX) Part I

I have provided technical support for RadScheduler since its inception and I can say that it is truly like an iceberg - the more you dive in knowing the control the more you come to appreciate its power, richness of features, potential for customization and flexibility. But what good is something if you don't know that it exists? For the Q3 2011 release, we have made a thorough review of the RadScheduler demos and realized that they show only a fraction of RadScheduler's potential. So, we have updated some old demos and added a few new ones. We will continue this practice in the future...

by Iana Tsolova
November 29, 2011 Share