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Web Angular
Angular 14 Brings So Much
Angular 14 has something for everyone. Let’s dive in to this community-driven update!June 24, 2022 -
Web React
Pre-Rendering and Data Fetching Strategies in Next.js
Next.js provides you the flexibility to render different pages in your application using different rendering modes. In this article, we’ll cover the different strategies available to determine how best to fetch data when building your application with Next.js.June 24, 2022
by Ifeoma Imoh
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Mobile .NET MAUI Desktop Blazor Desktop/.NET MAUI
Exploring Layout Options in .NET MAUI
.NET MAUI has four layout classes to help you organize the user interface of your app. Let’s look at them!June 23, 2022 -
Web Blazor
Master UX for Processes With the Blazor Stepper 3: Dynamic Processes
Some of our difficult tasks involve volatile processes where we add or remove steps. See how to do that, how to disallow users from jumping around, and how to integrate process code.June 23, 2022
by Peter Vogel
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Web Mobile Desktop Productivity Release
Telerik & Kendo UI June 2022 Update
Read up on what’s new since the R2 2022 release in our Kendo UI and Telerik web, mobile and desktop UI libraries, plus Telerik Reporting and JustMock.June 22, 2022 -
Desktop WPF Productivity Document Processing
Note or Comment Your Content With RadSpreadsheet for WPF
Telerik RadSpreadsheet for WPF now enables you to work with notes and threaded comments in UI as well as in code.June 21, 2022 -
Productivity Testing
Start Load Testing. Now. Really.
With Test Studio, you’re well positioned to start getting useful results from load testing right now (and better results in the future).June 21, 2022
by Peter Vogel
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Mobile .NET MAUI Desktop Blazor Desktop/.NET MAUI
Sands of MAUI: Issue #62
Welcome to the Sands of MAUI—newsletter-style issues dedicated to bringing together latest .NET MAUI content relevant to developers.June 20, 2022
by Sam Basu
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Web Angular
Angular Basics: The Angular Navigation Bar
A NavBar is an HTML element for your main and sub navigation elements. What makes a real navigation bar is the theming—and dozens of UX frameworks make this easy. Let’s see a few!June 20, 2022 -
Web
Master the Event Loop in Node.js
An in-depth understanding of the event loop may be one of the things many developers neglect. This post covers a detailed explanation of what it is and how it works.June 17, 2022
by Chinedu Imoh
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