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Web React
Component Development with Storybook and KendoReact
Storybook provides a great environment for experimenting with UI components in isolation and through a variety of different configurations. This article shows you how to get started with Storybook, highlighting a few add-ons, and demonstrates a Storybook built for KendoReact. -
Web Vue
Build a Real-Time Data Visualization Dashboard with Kendo UI and Vue
In this post, we demonstrate how to build real-time data visualization dashboards using Kendo UI and Vue.js. We create a custom Node server with Socket.io to power the real-time functionalities of the app. -
Web Blazor
Fitting It All In: Keeping the Grid Small with a Custom Update Panel
Creating an effective UI should let you concentrate on adding functionality, not on "making it work." Here's a SPA with a custom editor that leverages clicks and double-clicks to keep the screen size under control without requiring you to write a lot of code. -
Productivity Testing
Improve Your Remote Test Execution with Test Studio User Session Configuration
Executing UI tests on a remote machine has never been easier. Learn how to save yourself a hassle with the great features for user session configuration in Test Studio. -
Web
Performance Tune a JavaScript Website with Chrome DevTools
Measuring the performance of JavaScript web applications is an important way to give your users the speed they expect. We'll discuss a few Chrome DevTools that can help us measure the performance of our applications. -
People Accessibility
What You Need to Know about Section 508
Section 508 addresses people with disabilities and their access to and use of information and data related to electronic and information technology. Here's what you need to know. -
Web Blazor
Controlling the Display & Selection in the Calendar Component
The Telerik Calendar component isn’t limited to displaying just months – the component also lets the user select individual years, months, or days. And, with a little bit of code, you can control which level the control operates at. -
People
VueJs Amsterdam 2019—An Experience and Talks Summary (Part 3)
Were you at VueAmsterdam, or did you wish you were? Though some time has passed, the lessons learned there are still invaluable. Let's take a moment to look back at the event and all the great speakers that presented. -
Web Blazor
Integrating the TelerikCalendar Component
The Telerik Calendar component makes it easy to both display dates and control the user’s input (and all you need is a little bit of markup). -
Web
Finding Your Way with DateTimes in JavaScript
DateTime seems like a simple problem until you realize that you are storing a value that changes its display formatting depending on who is looking at it and where. We go over some JavaScript library options that can help, and discuss when it makes sense to use them.
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