One of the things that I've always loved about Visual Studio is how it extracts the tedium of builds. Someone once told me, "You should understand how MSBuild works." Should I? Isn't that what I have ...
Approximately 500,000 users use applications KiZAN has developed on Telerik technologies in education, healthcare, non-profits and other organizations. Hear from Mike Branstein, head of custom application development at KiZAN, why they continue to rely on Telerik to help them stay ahead of the curve.
You've spent countless hours developing your app. You've nurtured it from its inception as an idea, held it through its grueling testing and debugging, and finally, watched it progress into a full-featured mobile app ready to be distributed to the world. The only lingering question is this: How do you protect all of your invested time, money, and hard work from being copied, altered or otherwise used for free?
If you are building mobile apps today, and you have somewhere in your code an alert box with the following message “Please check your internet connection” exactly at the moment when a user wants to use your app, please read on.
Today, businesses are looking to modernize, and deliver information more quickly to the customer. They want to mobilize their applications, stay agile and go to market quickly, and we think a solutions approach may be the key.
I am done using outdated and non-standard module solutions. I have been waiting a long time for ES6 modules and I want as much ES6 as I can get...today! I want all of this without having to choose, or...
We are often told that “mobility is the future.” Actually, mobility is very much the present, especially for IT leadership. Nearly every senior architect or CIO we talk to these days is asking for advice on mobile strategy. Given so many different mobile approaches, no wonder it is sometimes difficult to make a decision on which way to go. Moreover, there is added pressure on development managers, architects and the CIO to deliver quick results, which drives IT leaders and developers to frustrating breaking points.
Maybe you have heard the great news that the JustDecompile engine is now open-sourced. The project is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license and you are free to contribute! If yo...