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Manipulating Colors with Color Picker in Chrome DevTools
Get to know Chrome DevTools and its quick-start process. We'll cover the features of the color picker tool and how they help manipulate colors in web pages. -
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Telerik UI for Blazor 0.5.0 Released
Telerik UI for Blazor 0.5.0 has just been released, offering support for ASP.NET Core 3 Preview 4 and new components. -
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DIY IoT for Azure
Learn how to build and program a custom Internet of Things (IoT) sensor device for an Azure IoT Hub, and how to consume and visualize this data in an ASP.NET Core MVC application. -
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Top 5 JavaScript Online IDEs to Use in 2019
Using online JavaScript editors can help you edit and compile your code directly into your browser. Here, we look at the top 5 IDEs to help you achieve this fit. -
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How to Use a Vue Button UI Component in Your Web App
In this article, you will learn how to use the Kendo UI Button component with Vue. To illustrate how the button works, we will be building pagination for a list of cat pictures. -
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Meet Telerik UI for WPF's New Family Member—HyperlinkButton
Buttons are everywhere and represent the most basic part of any WPF application. Now the RadButtons family just got a new member – the HyperlinkButton. -
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A Look Back at React Amsterdam 2019
It's been one week to the day of React Amsterdam 2019, an amazing experience. Join me on an international journey and experience the event along with links to my favorite talks and mentions from behind the scenes at the event. -
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Why Blazor Grid Templates Will Make You Question Everything
With native components, the Telerik UI for Blazor Grid templates can fully utilize the the best features of Blazor to highly customize the user experience. -
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Decongest Your Codebase with Logpoints in Chrome DevTools
Learn how you can leverage a new Chrome DevTools feature to clean up your codebase and get rid of many console.log() calls. -
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Razor Pages: the Natural Successor to Web Forms
ASP.NET Core Razor Pages is the natural successor to the traditional Web Forms development framework. Mike Brind attempts to demonstrate this with a high-level orientation of comparable features, showing how one maps to the other.
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