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Tag: Visual Studio

  • Release

    Colossal Q1 2015 Release for Telerik UI for WinForms

    Q1 2015 is here packed with a lot of new stuff including four new controls, new Visual Studio templates, plenty of new features in RadChartView (six new series, annotations, inverse axis and so on), and the official release of RadPdfProcessing. Make sure you give it a try.
    Stefan Stefanov by Stefan Stefanov
    February 27, 2015 4 min read
  • Mobile

    A List of Tools for .NET Developers

    In this post, Michael Crump and Sam Basu list some of the tools that they use daily for .NET development.
    MichaelCrump by Michael Crump
    February 10, 2015 3 min read
  • People

    Free eBook--The Developer’s Guide to the New .NET

    "The Developer’s Guide to the new .NET” eBook is now available for download for FREE. Authored by myself and Sam Basu (both Microsoft MVPs), we’ve created a no fluff developer-to-developer breakdown of what’s coming to .NET in 2015.
    MichaelCrump by Michael Crump
    January 28, 2015 2 min read
  • Productivity Reporting

    Getting Started with Telerik Reporting and ASP.NET 5

    Now that the Visual Studio 2015 Preview is released and available for everyone to test the new environment and the next version of ASP.NET 5, let’s see how we can build a new application and add reporting functionality there.
    by Ivan Stefanov
    December 15, 2014 6 min read
  • Release

    Why the Community Edition of Visual Studio 2013 is Thrilling for You and Telerik DevCraft

    You probably heard the news about the availability of a free version of Visual Studio 2013 a few weeks ago. This announcement was quite exciting, because (for the first time) is Microsoft is trying to really offer the great .NET framework and associated tools to indie developers, smaller dev shops and students. Probably the most important part of the announcement (for us) is that the Community version allows extensions. Adding extensions was not possible with the previous free editions of Visual Studio, a.k.a. the Express editions. If you wanted to use a third-party product in your daily development (like Telerik DevCraft), you had to buy a non-Express edition of Visual Studio. Today, if you are playing solo or you are part of a team with up to five developers, you can save that cash and just use the latest and greatest of Visual Studio with your favorite Telerik tools and extensions (plus any other third-party tools, of course). Will Telerik DevCraft tools work with it? Yes. All of the Telerik .NET tools work with Visual Studio Community 2013.
    by Iana Tsolova
    December 03, 2014 2 min read
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