Let's face it – Apple makes some of most desired notebooks in the industry. The MacBook Pro Retina is loved by many developers for its screen real estate and silent but robust performance. The MacBook...
Hi, I'm Raymond, and I write a lot of bad code. Ok, not bad, but I don't necessarily always follow "best practices." I'm willing to bet a lot of the people reading this article don't necessarily also ...
Roslyn is made up of the open-source C# and Visual Basic compilers and code analysis APIs for Microsoft's development stack. Very few people realize that Roslyn came out in October 2011 as a preview t...
Recently, the Xamarin guys came with a so to say major version of Xamarin.Forms, 1.3.0. This version brought enhancements as well as some changes that required some internal changes on our side. We are well aware that you will want to benefit from the Xamarin.Forms improvements immediately, while still using Telerik UI for Xamarin, so I am happy to announce the availability of a new UI for Xamarin version supporting Xamarin.Forms 1.3.0.
This post is a response to the great questions Jim Evans and I had during our webinar, "The One Critical Factor for UI Test Automation Success." My apologies for this taking so long to get posted; however, there were a LOT of questions to answer, so it took longer than expected! I’ve organized the questions and responses in several different sections.
Yes, I know it's January already, but we released a major update to AppBuilder a couple weeks ago, and I wanted to make sure you didn't miss the details! While you were sipping on eggnog and avoiding awkward family conversations, we unveiled a new paradigm of AppBuilder: the ability to develop and test apps created for the mobile web. That's not all, we have major updates for hybrid apps, as well, so read on for all the details!
A few weeks ago, HTML5 became an official W3C Recommendation. I took advantage of this event to discuss 5 interesting but now obsolete features on SitePoint. The problem is that the W3C specifications...
Is your head spinning from the firehose of front-end tools, work flows, task runners, libraries, frameworks, MV*, and opinions? Not sure where or how to start? Need a broader introduction to how a JS ...
Back in October, Apple announced that starting on February 1, 2015, new apps submitted to the App Store must be built with the iOS 8 SDK and include 64-bit support. Also, as of June 1, 2015, updates to existing apps will need to follow these same requirements. Rest assured AppBuilder cloud-based build services will be ready well ahead of these dates.