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[Video] Building Chrome Packaged Apps
Were you among the hundreds that joined us yesterday for the Chrome Packaged Apps webcast?If yes, thanks for joining! We hope you learned something and enjoyed the demos presented by Paul Kinlan (@Paul_Kinlan) and Burke Holland (@burkeholland). If no, don’t worry! We recorded the entire event... -
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Creating a Level Meter with RadRadialGauge
I received an email from an old buddy on the Windows team at Microsoft, who is using Telerik RadControls for Windows 8 to build an application. He asked how to create a RadRadialGauge with 0 at the center, and negative numbers to the left and positive numbers to the right (click on illustration for full size) for his Level Meter (part of a Synthesizer control). None of the examples show how to do this, but it really only takes setting four properties to get just the effect he was looking for... -
Productivity
When Should You Profile Your Application?
At Raleigh Code Camp, I had an unfortunately familiar conversation with another developer. Me: How often do you profile your application for performance or memory issues? Him: I don’t. Me: Really? How do you know if your app has any issues? Him: Because I write good code. -
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Evolving Simple Wireframes With AppMock
In an earlier post I introduced the initial wire-frame design for an application that I’ll be creating from scratch in XAML and C#, tentatively named Conference Buddy. As noted in that article, Phil Japikse will be creating the same application in HTML/JavaScript and Michael Crump will be creating the companion application for Windows Phone 8. As we think about and design (and re-design), we’ve switched over to a Telerik AppMockPage1show case application named AppMock , available in the Windows Store. -
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Extended Date/Time input with RadControls for Windows 8 Q3 2012 SP1
We are happy to announce the Service Pack 1 release of our RadControls for Windows 8 suite. Along with the numerous bug fixes and improvements we have also implemented two highly requested new features for our Date/Time Picker components, available both for the XAML and HTML parts of the suite. -
Productivity Testing
Test Studio Workshop Needs You
Hi everyone! So the initial cycle of four workshops just ended! A big "THANK YOU" to all who attended. In the span of four weeks we covered four topics: How to Record a Login Test How to automate HTML popups How to automate HTML frames How to extend Test Studio (i.e. Test Studio plugins) Did you miss any of those "How to's ? Not to worry - we have them up on Telerik TV so you can check them out right here. These videos were recorded live during the actual workshops sessions. Personally, I'm happy with the way the ...December 06, 2012 2 min read -
Release
Yet Another Service Pack Release – Telerik’s ASP.NET AJAX Q3 2012 SP1 is Available Now!
You know what a service pack release is for – bug fixes of reported issues, as well as some small new features/improvements planned for the next official release that we just can’t wait to ship to you. This service pack release of the RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX is nothing different. -
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RadControls for Windows 8 - Q3 Service Pack update
Before the end of the year we release an important update to RadControls for Windows 8. This Service Pack release brings tons of improvements as well as new important features that have been requested by our customers. Such features are Financial Charts (HTML) and Numeric Input in the Date/Time Pickers. -
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The Changing Visuals of the Visual Aid
Visual Studio received a facelift in 2012, and our tools changed to match its look and feel. It wasn't without some controversy, but there’s nearly universal agreement that the new theming support is cool. If you haven’t experienced it yet, install the Visual Studio 2012 Color Theme Editor. It’s from Microsoft, and it’s free. We modified JustCode well before the official release of Visual Studio 2012 to support the new theming capabilities. Since you use Visual Studio for your development environment, we want to ensure our tools integrate for a seamless experience.
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