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Web React
Add Pagination to Your Site With React
In this post, we will look at how to add pagination (split data into separate pages) to an app using react-paginate. -
Web Desktop Productivity Document Processing
SpreadProcessing: Referencing Whole Columns and Rows Makes Formulas Faster
Reference whole columns and rows when working with xlsx files with Telerik SpreadProcessing. -
Web Angular
Angular Basics: Using ESLint to Boost Code Quality
Learn how to use ESLint in your Angular projects and how ESLint helps you write better code. -
Web Release
Telerik & Kendo UI August 2022 Update
Check out what’s new in our Telerik and Kendo UI for web products! -
Mobile .NET MAUI
Getting Started With Basic Bindings in .NET MAUI
Instantly reflecting data changes in our user interface is possible through binding. Let’s see how to bind data in .NET MAUI. -
Web Design UX
5 Tips for Making Fintech Solutions More Gen Z–Friendly
Generation Z is entering the ranks of the consumer class more with each passing year. In order to prepare your fintech clients for the changing attitudes and preferences of Gen Z, start designing your fintech websites and apps for them. -
Web React
React Charts Made Easy
Create your own beautiful and functional React Heatmap Chart—in less than 50 lines of code, including the imports and component boilerplate! -
Design UX
How To Tackle Data Visualization UX: Tips & Tricks
Data visualization (also referred to as data viz or simply as “charts”) is such an interesting topic because it sits at the intersection of several very different worlds. Let’s learn how to design powerful charts and graphs, using examples from the KendoReact library. -
Mobile .NET MAUI
Sands of MAUI: Issue #66
Welcome to the Sands of MAUI—newsletter-style issues dedicated to bringing together latest .NET MAUI content relevant to developers. -
Web
The Evolution of Asynchronous Data Fetching in JavaScript
Because JavaScript is synchronous and single-threaded, handling asynchronous requests defines how we execute different time-consuming operations. This post covers the various techniques for asynchronous code in JavaScript with callbacks, promises and async/await.
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