Improvements in Q2 2014 include a new remove unused references command and improved unit test runner in JustCode, better source level profiling with JustTrace, installation-free profiler activation in JustMock and more.
Choosing the right test automation tool for your project can be a gruesome process. You’ll want to measure each solution against your current and future needs and you’ll need to carefully weigh these factors against open and hidden costs. Knowing where to start, and what your milestones should be, can help you save budget, time and frustration in the long run.
Our U.S. headquarters recently moved to new and improved offices in Waltham, Massachusetts—just outside Boston proper. This is our third location in the area. Each has been an improvement on the previous space, but this time we’ve taken things to a new level—literally and figuratively, and no moving trucks were required.
Q2 2014 of UI for WinForms is already out and it is full of new features and improvements following your requests and suggestions. Let’s dive straight in and see what is new in this release.
I am pleased to inform our valued customers that you can now download our official R2 2014 release. This release is all about our customers – with over 140 items being addressed. We also have important news for our Windows XP users, so please read through this post in its entirety!
Q2 2014 introduces 4 new controls among which Map and Gantt, mobile and responsive capabilities in 15 controls and integration with the Telerik Document Processing Library. Read the full story to learn more about the new functionalities and their use cases.
It felt like only yesterday when I announced Q1 2014 and today we have a new release – Q2 2014. In fact it was a fruitful 4 months team effort and I have the pleasure to be excited once again for all the new stuff we’ve prepared for you.
Check out one of the highly requested features of Telerik Data Access introduced in Q2 2014 - Attributes Support in Visual Designer. In this blog post we will show you this feature in action in a common scenario - decorating your entities with DataContract, DataMember and KnownType attributes.