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    XAMLflix Video Tutorial: RadImageEditor for Silverlight and WPF

    Introduction Welcome back everyone to this week’s installment of XAMLFlix for Silverlight and WPF. We are going to quickly get you up to speed with RadImageEditor. If you are not familiar with XAMLFlix, then don’t worry – it is simply Telerik’s way to teach you how to use new and existing controls in short 10-minute videos. Let’s go ahead and get started. What is RadImageEditor? RadImageEditor is used to process images in Silverlight/WPF applications with no dependencies on external APIs. It supports various image processing tools and effects like resize, contrast, brightness, hue and saturation adjustments. Silverlight effects are used to execute heavy operations...
  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    ASP.NET Web Forms and HTML5, Part 1

    This is the fourth module in the ongoing course, HTML5 Development for ASP.NET Developers. In case you're just joining us, here's what we've covered so far: Hello jQuery Hello Services / WebAPI, REST, JSON and AJAX Hello HTML5 In this module, we'll focus on ASP.NET Web Forms. ASP.NET Web Forms has been...
  • Web ASP.NET MVC

    Kendo UI For ASP.NET MVC Beta Released

    Since the initial launch of Kendo UI, we received many questions about using Kendo UI with various server platforms. While Kendo UI is a JavaScript framework that works with any server-side technology, some developers prefer to configure and initialize UI widgets from the comfort of their...
  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    Touch up your app with Telerik’s MetroTouch skin for ASP.NET AJAX

    Have you ever experienced difficulties with hitting a button on a touch screen because of the button’s small size? Haven’t you wished texts were larger so you don’t need to zoom-in to read? No more troubles - our new MetroTouch skin for Telerik’s ASP.NET AJAX controls is coming on board with Q2 2012, expected in about a week!    
  • Web

    Responsive Images and the Tyranny of Web Standards

    If you follow HTML5 and web standards conversations online via twitter or popular blogs like HTML5 Doctor, you’re no doubt aware of some of the recent developer interest around “Responsive Images.” You’re probably also aware of the recent hullabaloo over the rapid steps that the WHATWG took to...