With this Service Pack release of Telerik UI for Xamarin, we are launching new pricing options for to better suit developers interested in single or multi-platform development with the Xamarin Framework and our UI suite.
Also new with this Service Pack is the new Calendar Control for Xamarin.Forms. It allows you to easily implement various calendar scenarios in your Xamarin.Forms project.
If you've used Kendo UI Mobile, then you know that one of the things it does really well is something called "adaptive rendering." This is where it adapts to the look and feel of the operating system ...
Now that the Visual Studio 2015 Preview is released and available for everyone to test the new environment and the next version of ASP.NET 5, let’s see how we can build a new application and add reporting functionality there.
The last Test Studio release for this year just came out. It's focused on making the test recording experience even better: more intuitive, easier to use and completely unified across all four supported browsers.
Planning a front-end web application is about more than just picking a few JavaScript solutions to aid in the architecture and testing of a web application. While this might be where much of the front...
UI for Xamarin is Telerik latest product for cross-platform mobile apps development. It is built on top of the Telerik native controls for iOS and Android to offer Xamarin users truly native UI for their apps no-compromise customization and flexibility capabilities and native-quality performance. The product ships Xamarin wrappers for UI for iOS, Xamarin wrappers for UI for Android and Xamarin.Forms controls.
What are the top challenges of Enterprise Mobility Architects today? We surveyed a number of Enterprise Mobility Architects to identify their top challenges. Here is what we found out.
In 2010 Remy Sharp published an article on his blog where he introduced a new word: polyfill. A polyfill, as he wrote, is a piece of code (or plugin) that provides the technology that you, the develop...