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Better Office 365 Experiences with Kendo UI

by Vassil Petev May 06, 2015

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Kendo UI & Google Present: Building Chrome Packaged Apps

We have been working with Google on its Chrome Packaged Apps for some time now and we have documented quite a few tricks to share with developer community on how to create and deploy their own apps. Armed with this knowledge, next Wednesday, December 5th, we...

by Sasha Krsmanovic
November 28, 2012 Share
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Backbone And Kendo UI: A Beautiful Combination

I see a lot of questions about using Backbone and various UI / widget frameworks with it. There seems to be a bit of a fear in some people's minds that they won't be able to use their widget framework of choice if they are using...

November 26, 2012 Share
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Fixing FOUJUI: Another Practical Example

One of the cool things we released along with the Kendo UI Winter Release last week is the brand new Kendo UI Music Store demo. It’s a complete, end-to-end demo designed to show many of the pieces from Kendo UI Web, DataViz, (and soon Mobile) working together...

by Todd Anglin
November 22, 2012 Share
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Speech Recognition Made Easy with Telerik RadControls for WP8

Introduction Hello everyone! I’m sure by now you’ve heard the news from //Build/ that Telerik has released its Windows Phone 8 controls and this release includes several new components: Speech Recognition – Allows your end-users to navigate and interact with your app using their voice. MultiResolutionImage – Windows Phone 8 supports new display resolutions up to 1280x768 and Telerik RadControls make it easy for developers to display the appropriate images in their apps, according to the device resolution through this control. DataForms – This new component allows you to automatically generate the UI for your input forms, with support for validation and...

by Michael Crump
November 19, 2012 Share
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Creating a Windows 8 Application From Scratch

Phil Japikse, Michael Crump and I set out to create three related applications from scratch. That is, a Windows 8 version written in XAML with C# (me), a Windows 8 version written in JavaScript (Phil) and a Windows 8 Phone version (Michael). The idea behind the application was summed up in an email by Phil, paraphrased here: The main goal of the application is to show off our controls The business purpose of the application is to allow Telerik Evangelists to gather information from conference attendees The design will allow us to: Enter demographic information for raffle registration Enter demographic information for...

by Jesse Liberty
November 15, 2012 Share