Let’s build an animated login page for an Angular application using Kendo UI components. We’ll learn how to use TextBox from the Input components, which provides a floating label, and also add a zoom effect from Kendo UI for jQuery.
Your visitors don’t just see ads, pop-ups, and other small interruptions as an annoyance. They know exactly what’s going to happen the second one of them intrudes on their experience: they’re going to have to re-engage with your website and try to make up for lost time (even if it is just a few seconds). You want to keep your visitors happy from start to finish, which means finding a better way to put your revenue and lead generation elements in front of visitors.
In this tutorial, we will build a real-time data visualization application to get real-time stock exchange values using **Socket.io, Vue.js** and **Chart.js**. At the end of the tutorial, we will be able to see the change in Google’s and Microsoft’s stock every few seconds.
Making a video player in React should be easy, right? A boolean value can keep track of whether it is playing or not... but has the video been loaded yet? And how can we determine if it is paused or if it has just reached the end of the track? A Finite State Machine can help us define these different states and how one transitions to the next. Using XState within React can help us make complicated UIs easier to understand.
This week the Telerik UI for Blazor Team is at BASTA conference in Germany. Thanks to everyone who joined the inspiring keynote speech and demo delivered by our Manager of Software Engineering Pavlina Hadzhieva Goodbye, Client-side JavaScript – Hello, Blazor.
Kendo UI has a range of components in its arsenal and the dropdown components are useful for selecting values from a list of options. We’ve seen how to pass and receive values from the AutoComplete, ComboBox and Multiselect components, we also saw how we can use the Reactive Forms approach when working with these components within forms using FormGroup and FormControl.
There’s no doubt about it: everything seems to be designed around speed and convenience these days. But is faster always better? That’s the question we ask as we explore whether or not conversational interfaces are worth it. While voice technology has certainly made CUIs worthwhile in our everyday lives, web chat technology still limits how valuable a conversation we can have with our consumers.