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Upgrade Your Telerik ASP.NET Controls in 6 Easy Steps
Upgrading? Why? You have probably asked yourself this very same question each time we ship a new version (and this happens quite often – three major releases per year and at least one service pack in between). We do this to get the latest features and fixes to you as soon as possible, so we can make your development easier.December 21, 2012 -
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Knockout.js and Kendo UI - a Potent Duo
Knockout.js is a popular JavaScript framework for building dynamic user interfaces using the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) pattern. Knockout allows for easy one or two-way synchronization between your data and the markup. However, Knockout does not include any widgets or components for creating the user interface, which is a...December 21, 2012 -
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MVVM in WinJS Part 2 – Observable Collections
As I explained in my last post on MVVM in WinJS, the goal of the MVVM pattern (as well as the Presentation Model pattern) is to create a separation of concerns between the model and the view. This eliminates the need for the model to have knowledge of the view, and leverages data binding techniques to make sure the state of the model is always accurately represented by the view. The next step in implementing the MVVM pattern is Observable Collections. Just as important as having individual items being Observable by the View for changes are collections that will notify the View when items are added or deleted. Fortunately, Microsoft has made this extremely simple with the WinJS.Binding.List.December 21, 2012
by Phil Japikse
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Using The Docs To Bend Kendo UI To Your Will
Sometimes you have business requirements that are not (gasp) straightforward. In the real world we don't all have a perfectly normalized Northwind databases and simplistic requirements that fit nicely inside the neat and tidy boundaries of any UI framework. When adding new features to Kendo...December 19, 2012 -
Web ASP.NET AJAX
Get Started: Creating My First Working ASP.NET AJAX RadControls Application
My name is Jeffrey T. Fritz, and I am a developer who has been working with Asp.Net since the 1.0 days of 2002. I’ve built web applications of all sizes for all form factors, and included localization features in those applications. As an experienced developer, I’m also a rookie with Telerik’s ASP.Net AJAX controls. To assist other who might be in a similar situation, I’m going to write a series of posts here that share my experiences in getting started with the ASP.Net AJAX controls. I’ve primarily used the default controls that Microsoft distributes with Visual Studio, and thought to myself that using these controls would be a similar experience. Please understand, I’m a developer who starts coding first, and reads product documentation later. You should see how I assemble IKEA furniture...December 11, 2012
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