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Developer Central JavaScript
The Ultimate Guide to Building a UI Component Library—Part 2: Establishing a Development Environment

In this article you’ll learn an opinionated set of steps to get a component library up and running fast. The focus will be on helping you set up a development environment that allows you to develop your components, and also see those components running in a live app.

by TJ VanToll
March 23, 2021 Share
Developer Central JavaScript
The Ultimate Guide to Building a UI Component Library—Part 1: Creating a Plan

Building a UI component library is a great way to enforce consistency throughout your organization. But building a component library also comes with a number of organizational and technological challenges. In this article you’ll learn tips and tricks that’ll help you get the process started.

by TJ VanToll
March 05, 2021 Share
Developer Central JavaScript Kendo UI Web
The Kendo UI Forms Guide

The Kendo UI for Angular team created a forms guide to not only be the hippest kids on the block, but to also help developers with something that is so common and yet often could be done better. Our forms guidance comes from years of creating forms, working with partners on their forms, and always struggling to meet all accessible and SEO needs that arise in such an area.

by Alyssa Nicoll
September 24, 2020 Share
JavaScript
How to Emit Data in Vue: Beyond the Vue.js Documentation

In this blog, we learn how to emit events from child components in Vue, as well as how to emit from nested child components. We’ll do all this while avoiding a common anti-pattern that new Vue developers often make.

by Sunil Sandhu
September 10, 2018 Share
.NET Testing
2014 Buyer's Guide: Select the Best Testing Tool for Your Project

Choosing the right test automation tool for your project can be a gruesome process. You’ll want to measure each solution against your current and future needs and you’ll need to carefully weigh these factors against open and hidden costs. Knowing where to start, and what your milestones should be, can help you save budget, time and frustration in the long run.

by Antonia Bozhkova
June 23, 2014 Share