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Why Power BI isn’t a Replacement for Telerik Reporting (and Vice Versa)
Power BI is designed to create standalone dashboard apps and Telerik Reporting creates reports. Learn why Power BI & Telerik Reporting are a powerful combination. -
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A Surprise Release of KendoReact
Today we have a monumental surprise new update of KendoReact to share. There’s a lot to cover! -
Productivity Testing
Let's Give Some Unit Testing Love to the C# 8 and C# 9 Features
This post will illustrate how to mock some of the new features that c# brings with his 7,8 and 9th version. -
Release
New Features and Improvements in Telerik TabView for Xamarin
TabView for Xamarin now supports Disabled tabs. swiping inside the TabView Content to change the selected item and scrolling inside the TabView header. -
Web Angular
Angular Basics: The Scope of This and Arrow Functions
Scope, this and arrow functions are complex concepts that are not easily grasped, especially when you're getting started with JavaScript and Angular. Let’s take a look at them together! -
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Introducing Telerik UI for WinUI
Announcing Telerik UI for WinUI—rich, performant UI components for modern Windows Desktop apps. -
Release
Telerik UI for Blazor 2.23.0—Gauges, ColorPalette, MediaQuery and More!
The March Telerik UI for Blazor release brings data visualization UI additions Linear, Circular, Radial and Arc Gauges; Media Query and Color Palette components; and popularly requested new features for existing components such as the Editor, Window, Date and Time Pickers, Form and Grid enhancements. -
Productivity
Jump-starting the Migration to .NET Core with Upgrade Assistant
Let’s review Microsoft’s new Upgrade Assistant for migrating your projects to .NET Core, along with some tips for helping the process. -
Mobile .NET MAUI/Hybrid
Sands of MAUI: Issue #2
Welcome to the Sands of Maui—newsletter style issues dedicated to bringing together latest .NET MAUI content relevant to developers. -
Productivity Debugging
How to Select the Fiddler Tool or Solution that Aligns with Your Debugging and Troubleshooting Requirements
Have you seen the stat that many of you spend 1500 hours a year on debugging? This may equate to close to 75% of your time. That sounds exhausting, yet you can change your circumstances and position yourself to not become part of this stat. Bugs. Happen. Right?
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