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Mobile .NET MAUI/Hybrid Desktop
4 Rating Card UI Ideas in .NET MAUI
Enable users to provide feedback rating with these four variations of rating cards for your .NET MAUI app. -
Web Angular
Biometric Authentication in Angular Using Auth0
Learn to build an authentication system that supports passkeys using the Auth0 SDK within an Angular application. -
AI Design
AI UX Patterns for User Trust
AI is still a black box to many users. If they don’t understand how AI works, it’s hard to trust the output. These UX patterns can help build user trust. -
AI Web React
AI Prompt Cookbook for React Developers
These 10 prompts can help React developers get immediate value from AI features in Progress KendoReact. Plus, learn about the techniques for why some prompts work well. -
AI Web Blazor
Using AI to Build a Blazor App 4: Architect and Build the First Feature
How do you get AI to iteratively work on your feature without losing track of its progress? Give it a way to track its progress! -
Web Angular
What Enterprise Teams Actually Look for in an Angular UI Library
See what mattered when a real enterprise team was exploring which Angular component library to use, and what keeps them using Kendo UI. -
People
The Best Time to Welcome Jeff Fritz Back Is When Developers Need Him Most
As software development enters its next era, the Telerik team at Progress is expanding beyond UI to help developers build better software, faster. -
Mobile .NET MAUI/Hybrid Desktop
Top Common Handlers in .NET MAUI
Connect your .NET MAUI cross-platform controls with corresponding platform-specific controls using handlers. Here are some example use cases where handlers are most useful. -
Web Blazor
Blazor Basics: Handling Loading, Empty and Error States in Blazor
Learn two ways to properly handle the four loading states: loading, error, success and empty in Blazor web applications. -
AI Design UX
The UX Challenge of Designing AI-Powered User Interfaces
UX is how we bridge the gap between what we intended when we built our AI application and what the user actually … well, experiences. After all, it doesn’t really matter what our software can do if our users hate using it so much that they avoid it at all costs.
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