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Better Office 365 Experiences with Kendo UI

by Vassil Petev May 06, 2015

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    Getting Touch Support in Your ASP.NET AJAX Apps Now

    We here at Telerik always strive to help you deliver applications leveraging the latest and greatest industry trends from the moment that they are released. With touch-enabled devices gaining more popularity by each passing day, we surely don’t want you to miss out on the opportunity to build applications leveraging this exciting technology. Android, iOS and now even Windows 8 devices – they all use touch as their primary way of interaction. Some of you might even be reading this very post with one of these devices! What about your favorite set of ASP.NET AJAX controls? Tap and touch are...
    Carl Bergenhem by Carl Bergenhem
    September 29, 2011
  • Web

    RSS Feed Reader Built with Kendo UI, YQL, & LESS

    One of the early (great) pieces of feedback we received during the Kendo UI beta is that you want to see more examples of Kendo UI in action. Sure, there is a huge (and growing) Kendo UI demo center, loaded with focused demos for Kendo UI...
    ToddAnglin_164 by Todd Anglin
    September 29, 2011
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    Dynamic binding for your Silverlight applications

    In the early days of Silverlight binding support for advanced dynamic scenarios was very limited (remember my DataTable?). Since then, however, the platform has evolved greatly – so did our tools!   Dynamic code 2009 style:   Dynamic code 2011 style:   Now to bind RadGridView to some dynamic data you just need ObservableCollection<dynamic>:   RadGridView will auto-generate columns automatically using your DynamicObject GetDynamicMemberNames() implementation and will call your TryGetMember/TrySetMember (TryGetIndex/TrySetIndex in case of indexer binding) methods when needed.   To illustrate this I’ve made small example project (similar to this blog post) demonstrating...
    by Vladimir Enchev
    September 28, 2011
  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    Good Collaboration: Bringing Devs and Testers Closer

    I fully admit it: I’m extraordinarily biased to having developers and testers co-located in the same room, or even at the same desk. I’ve seen the great collaboration that ensues as testers and devs bring their different skillsets, experience, and views together while working together on project tasks. While I’m biased in that direction, I’ve also led and been a part of teams working in different states and on different sides of the globe—and we were highly successful at our efforts thanks to working hard at establishing a great collaborative environment. Collaboration isn’t just a buzzword, it’s a central pillar ...
    September 27, 2011
  • Web

    Silverlight is dead. F****** dead

    Or maybe it isn’t that dead? OK…you expected me to say that, and you’re thinking, “this guy is just trying to sell me Silverlight tools and save his business.” I will not argue…you’re almost right. There’s one small correction to be made - we are not trying to save our business. :) Rather, we are hard at work on all fronts, be it HTML5 or Win8, so it doesn’t make a difference for us what technology you’ll ultimately choose as we have all bases covered. As I’ve said many times, use whatever makes most sense for your business. That said, I...
    vassil_terziev by Vassil Terziev
    September 22, 2011
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