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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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Mobile Xamarin
Keep Your Users in the Know With the New Xamarin ProgressBar
The Telerik UI for Xamarin ProgressBar is designed to display progress information to the users during a long-running operation. The control has an indeterminate mode and segments support. In addition, you can customize it using the Flexible Styling API.June 16, 2022 -
Design Design Systems
How To Measure the Success of Your Design System
You know that you should probably create a design system for your digital project. But it’s not enough to throw together guidelines, styles, patterns and components. Only by building and maintaining your design system the right way will you reap the benefits.June 16, 2022 -
Web Blazor
Master UX for Processes With the Blazor Stepper 2: Integrate With UI
Once you’ve added the Blazor Stepper to your component, your next step is to integrate the Stepper with your UI. You’ve got a bunch of options and here’s how to implement all of them.June 15, 2022
by Peter Vogel
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Productivity Testing
Building Reliable Web Element Locators for Test Automation
Successfully identifying elements on a page when executing automated tests is as dare as it is daunting, especially when the elements lack unique ID’s or name attribute. This blog post will walk you through everything important you need to know to be able to identify web elements and become as pro as it gets in automation testing.June 15, 2022 -
Mobile .NET MAUI Desktop Blazor Desktop/.NET MAUI
Evolution of Platform API Access With .NET MAUI
Mobile platform API access is a happy story for .NET developers—let's take a trip down memory lane on how we got here.June 14, 2022
by Sam Basu
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WPF
Get Ready for Our Brand-New Control: RadVirtualKeyboard!
The Virtual Keyboard for WPF is a visual component that is rendered on the screen and mimics a physical keyboard. The users can interact with the Virtual Keyboard via the mouse or a touch device. For a richer user experience, you can enable the default click sound or add a custom sound effect.June 13, 2022 -
Mobile .NET MAUI
Sands of MAUI: Issue #61
Welcome to the Sands of MAUI—newsletter-style issues dedicated to bringing together latest .NET MAUI content relevant to developers.June 13, 2022
by Sam Basu
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Web Angular
What’s New in Angular—v14 Edition
Could this be the biggest upgrade in Angular’s history? Alyssa Nicoll seems to think so (with a few asterisks)—see why!June 12, 2022 -
Web React
How To Implement a Standard Search Using React
Having a functional search integration will enhance the user interaction on your website. Let’s learn how to add a standard full-text search to your React web app.June 10, 2022
by Chinedu Imoh
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