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Tag: RadChart

Mobile JavaScript
Angular 2 Support Grows with UI for NativeScript 1.2

In the latest UI for NativeScript release, RadChart joins other key NativeScript components that can already be used with the latest build of Angular 2.

by Vladimir Amiorkov

July 21, 2016 Share
.NET Mobile
RadHtmlChart vs RadChart, round 3 – RadChart is down and it is obsolete

Out with the old and in with the new! Read more about the changes that are coming in Telerik’s ASP.NET Charting!

by Marin Bratanov

February 06, 2014 Share
.NET Mobile
3 Easy Steps to Replace Existing Charts with Telerik’s HTML5-based ASP.NET Chart

In the past year we put conscious effort into enhancing the data visualization components offered in Telerik’s control suite for ASP.NET AJAX development and we thought it was about time we started showcasing them in the Sales Dashboard sample application instead of the previously used Silverlight controls. Since this was an interesting experience some of you might also be going through, we decided to share our know-how. This blog post is going to walk you through the 3 steps it takes to migrate from Silverlight to HTML5 data visualization.

by Antonio Stoilkov

August 09, 2013 Share
Testing
TechEd 2013–Great Conversations, Speaker Idol, Channel 9, and Best of Tech Ed 2013

Guess who won best of TechEd? Telerik did, that's who! Also, Jeff Fritz was runner up for Speaker Idol, and a great interview on Channel 9. Read all about TechEd and Telerik here!

by Phil Japikse

June 07, 2013 Share
.NET
Windows Phone 7 MVVM #6 - RadChart

I definitely hinted at a bit more visual of an example today in my last blog post in the Telerik Windows Phone 7 MVVM Series – so here we are today with the beta of RadChart for Windows Phone and a couple of examples of how these charts aren’t only insanely fast but easy to use for us developers. We’ve been working with MVVM for a while now, so rather than taking any time to discuss the benefits of this approach or any related goodness, I want to jump right into the viewmodel first so that we can spend more time talking...

by Evan Hutnick

June 16, 2011 Share