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Web jQuery
How to use a jQuery Sortable UI Component in Your Web App
Learn how to easily integrate a sortable component into your web app. Sortable is ideal for editing playlists, or anywhere else you want to drag and drop an existing list. -
Productivity Reporting
New Features & Fixes in Telerik Reporting & Report Server R1'19 SP
With the R1'19 Service Pack release, we've added support for Font discovery under Linux and macOS, a brand new Crystal Dark theme for our WPF Report Viewer and a variety of improvements and fixes across the products. -
Web React
TypeScript and React, BFF
TypeScript and React are an increasingly common pair. Learn how to get up and running with TypeScript for your next React project. -
Web
10 Chrome Developer Tool Features You May Have Missed
Want to become an expert at Google Chrome developer tools? Take a look at these useful features you may have missed. -
Productivity
Converting Visual Basic to C#
Follow John Browne on a brief history of Visual Basic and learn how to convert VB code to C# easily. -
Web
6 Snippets to Keep in Your Chrome DevTools
This post suggests the top 6 snippets you need to keep in your Chrome DevTools to help you experiment and build better apps. -
Productivity Debugging
How to: Modify Requests with Fiddler
In part one of this Fiddler series, we focused the basic Composer functionality. Now it's time to focus on how it makes your life better. -
Web Angular
An Early Look at Angular 8: Get Ready for Opt-In IVY Preview
With the Angular team announcing Angular 8.0 earlier this month, we wanted to give a quick overview of the features coming with the next big version of Angular as well as provide some basic understanding of IVY. -
Web Vue
12 Tips and Tricks to Improve Your Vue Projects
Take advantage of these powerful tips to make the most of your Vue apps and projects. Many of these you can't find in the Vue documentation. -
Productivity
Custom Exceptions in C#
In .NET, an exception is represented by an object instance with properties to indicate where in the code the exception was encountered and a brief description of what caused the exception. In this article, I'll show you how to implement and use custom exception types in C#.
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