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mBaaS Isn’t Just for JavaScript – Visual Studio and Telerik Data Storage
Mobile Backend as a Service gives web and mobile app developers access to cloud-based data storage through a simple API for data storage, push notifications, and security operations. -
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Developing Mobile Apps with the Telerik Platform
Build your own "Yo" app with the Telerik Platform step by step. -
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TypeScript Definitions Available for the UI for ASP.NET AJAX
Telerik UI for ASP.NET AJAX comes with TypeScript definitions for its client-side objects as of Q3 2014. Read on to see how to get and use them! -
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Weekly Dose of Telerik Support Resources 10/06/2014
Weekly Dose of Telerik Support Resources 10/06/2014May 27, 2021 2 min read -
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Improving Site Performance with the Navigation Timing API
The web is evolving at a crazy pace. Every day new frameworks, tools, and libraries are released with the ambition, if not the potential, to become the next jQuery. As a developer, I feel that sometimes it’s really hard to stay up-to-date with all the new software, techniques and practices introduced by top-notch developers -
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Building HTML5 Form Validation Bubble Replacements
I've written and spoken about HTML5 form validation over the last few years, and one of the most common questions I get is about bubbles. By bubbles I mean the UI controls browsers display validation errors in. Below you can see Chrome's, Firefox's, and IE's implementations -
Productivity Debugging
Identifying Image Bloat, Part Two
You can easily extend Telerik Fiddler to analyze images for metadata bloat and display the results directly in the images. -
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Weekly Dose of Telerik Support Resources 09/29/2014
Weekly Dose of Telerik Support Resources 09/29/2014May 27, 2021 3 min read -
Mobile
Evolve Your Native Mobile Applications with Telerik Cross-Platform Development Tools
One of the fastest changing area in software development today is mobile application development. Long past are the days when writing applications targeting only Apple’s iOS platform and ecosystem was enough. With the explosion of the Android platform and devices, and with the promising Microsoft mobile platform, companies building for mobile should ... -
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Why iOS Developers Still Need to Know Objective-C
I remember it all so well, I was at WWDC 2014, when Apple first announced a new programming language for iOS called Swift. The first thought that passed through the minds of most attendees was something along the lines of: Wait, what? I love Objective-C, now I gotta learn another language?
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