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Building a Full Stack AutoComplete Widget with Java and Kendo UI
Anyone that has ever done a web search is familiar with autocomplete behavior. But actually developing these controls has a number of non-trivial technical challenges. Where do you get the options from? Do you specify those options on the client or load them server-side? Do you load all options at once or as the user types? Kendo UI's AutoComplete widget gives you the hooks to make all these implementations possible. In this article we'll build a few Java-backed AutoComplete widgets to explore the best way to structure the autocomplete controls you need to build. We'll start with a small hardcoded list, and scale all the way up a server filtered list with a million options. -
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Telerik OpenAccess ORM to Drop VS 2008, Classic Wizards, Oracle 9i and MySQL 5.0
The already released Q3 2013 SP1 will be the last Telerik OpenAccess ORM version to support Visual Studio 2008, the old "Classic" Wizards, Oracle 9i and MySQL 5.0. -
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How to get your ASP.NET application working in IE11
Did you just try the ASP.NET project you are working on with IE11 and it broke? If so, read on to see how to fix it! -
Mobile
Git Started With Github in Mist
Source control is a tremendously important thing in software development. It provides backups and versioning of your code. It allows you to collaborate with other developers on your team. It lets you store things related to the project. It can be tied in to your build and deploy process, and much more. It generally makes development life easier by facilitating many of the activities that are critical to coding, building and deploying software. It should be no surprise, then, that the recent wave of online IDEs would provide source control integration. And Icenium Mist is no exception to this. The Mist IDE has some great integration setup with git, allowing you to connect to any git repository that is accessible via the internet, including GitHub integration.May 27, 2021 4 min read -
Mobile
Incremental loading with RadDataGrid in your Windows 8.1 XAML app
Fast and fluid experience is one of the most important characteristics of a Windows 8 application. However, when dealing with large amount of data, it is not always possible to get the entire data set downloaded and visualized in a fast and fluid manner. Such scenarios call for a more incremental (sequential) data loading approach and with our Q3 2013 release RadDataGrid makes this task easy to implement. -
Productivity
How Many Virtual Users Per Machine?
One of the more common questions we hear from load testers is how many virtual users can be run from one load test generating computer. For testers wanting to exercise their web application with thousands, tens of thousands, or even hundreds of thousands of virtual users, understanding how many test generators are needed helps them appropriately plan for load testing activities. The implications of using too few load test generators can be significant. If the processors are too slow or the machines don’t have enough memory, it could prevent the test from accurately creating and measuring load on the application. ...May 27, 2021 4 min read -
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Why "Cloud" Is A Dirty Word
The word "cloud" gets thrown around a lot these days, but what exactly is "the cloud"? Is it a database? Is it email? Is it a backup service? Although the term has lost most of it's meaning, the cloud is a growing solution for businesses and organizations of all size. There is something in the cloud for everyone. -
Productivity Testing
Keeping a Browser Window Open
Greetings, testers. There's a question I see fairly frequently in the community forums and in the support channels, and it often looks something like this: "How can I keep my browser from closing when a test is done?" What it usually boils down to is that the person asking the question is really trying to do one of two things, at different times during their testing process. Test Creation "I want to be able to execute the test, leave the browser open when it completes, and the continue recording the next steps." That's a very normal way of building tests, ...December 18, 2013 3 min read -
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Using RequireJS to Load Kendo UI Templates
I've used RequireJS a lot over the last 2+ years, and as I've been learning Kendo UI, I was curious how well the two could work together. Burke Holland has already written a bit on this topic as well, but I wanted to find out if I could use the "text" loader plugin for RequireJS to load Kendo templates from external files. It turns out, you can. There's just a slight twist in doing so. -
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