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Productivity Reporting
Getting Started with the Telerik HTML5 Report Viewer Widget in a Kendo UI ASP.NET MVC Application
With the Q3 2013 release of Telerik Reporting the long awaited client-side HTML5 Report Viewer was put into our hands. This widget allows us to bring Telerik Reporting to our ASP.NET MVC-based projects easily. The HTML5 Report Viewer is built using a responsive layout that adapts it's rendering automatically to different displays, including touch-enabled mobile browsers and all leading modern desktop browsers. In this blog post I will provide a quick overview on how to get started including the HTML5 Report Viewer widget in your ASP.NET MVC project.November 27, 2013 -
Mobile
Using ASP.NET Web API Services in Mobile Apps
Consuming web services from hybrid mobile apps is an essential part of enabling your app to take advantage of external services. In this post, we look at how easy it is to configure a mobile app to consume ASP.NET Web API services.November 27, 2013 -
Mobile
Building an Appointment Tracking App by using Telerik’s WP Cloud Components - Part 1
In this series, we will build a Windows Phone app using Telerik's cloud components. We will walk you through the process step-by-step. This is definitely a series that you don't want to miss.November 26, 2013 -
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People
Telerik Makes a Clean Sweep, Placing in 19 Categories of the Dev Pro Community Choice Awards
Telerik is very pleased to announce today that we’ve won 19 DevPro Community Choice Awards (3 Gold, 10 Silver and 6 Bronze), making it a clean sweep in every category submitted.November 25, 2013 -
Productivity Testing
30 Days of TDD – Day 24 – Strictly Mocking
As I mentioned in my previous post, TDD is easy to do in a green field situation. However for most developers these types of projects are few and far between. Sometimes the brown field project we’re working on don’t lend themselves to unit testing. In the last post I demonstrated how Future Mocking can help in situations where mocking is difficult due to the use of statically bound dependencies. In this post I’ll show how using strict mocking can help ensure that you’re “after the fact” mocks of dependencies and methods are in line with how these components actually work.November 25, 2013
by James Bender
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Mobile
Codeless File Uploading to Everlive using Telerik’s Cloud Upload for ASP.NET AJAX
Telerik's Cloud Upload allows you to upload files to cloud providers such as Azure, Everlive and AWS. RadCloudUpload is the control which makes it possible to do a codeless file uploading to cloud providers. In this post we take a look at how Cloud Upload can integrate with Telerik's Backend as a Service Everlive.November 25, 2013 -
Productivity Testing
Distribute Your Tests
As your suite of tests - both functional UI tests and load tests - grows, so should your use of Test Studio's more advanced features; there's no reason to be running your tests by hand. Craft your tests well, use good test lists, and finally spread out the processing. Test Studio's new remote execution engine makes distribution and scheduling of your tests easier than ever. When you start the setup for remote execution, there are some details you'll need to know. There are a few components that you’ll be using: A storage service, which is connected to a ...November 25, 2013 -
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Live from Chrome Dev Summit 2013
Last week the Chrome team held their annual Chrome Dev Summit on the Google campus in beautiful Mountain View, California. I had the privilege of attending the conference and speaking with some Chrome engineers about what we're going to see out of Chrome on the desktop, mobile devices, and within Android.November 25, 2013
by Rob Lauer
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Productivity
Two Agile Myths- BUSTED!
Agile is just a series of waterfalls There’s a lot more to being agile than just shortening the cycle. The waterfall process is defined by stages (or tollgates) that happen in serial - Requirements, Design, Construction, Verification, and then Maintenance. Agile incorporates all of these tasks in parallel, with a focus on collaboration, rapid feedback loops and the embracing of change. Each story (or item of value) moving through an agile queue can be labeled with similar states from waterfall. This does not make the sprint mini-waterfalls. Since the transitions are at the feature/story level (and not at the project ...November 23, 2013
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