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TeamPulse R3 2013 Halloween Edition: Git integration, REST API & more
Just in time for Halloween we are releasing the new version of TeamPulse and we are bringing a bag full of goodies. We now have Git and GitHub integration and the REST API which make TeamPulse even easier to adopt by organizations of all types and sizes. We’ve also added End-user Personas which will help your team keep customer requirements in the forefront of your development process. Finally, to help you track testing efforts better, we have released Acceptance Criteria Pass/Fail Indicators. To learn more and see what else we have released continue reading. Eager to try TeamPulse R3 2013?...May 27, 2021 2 min read -
Web ASP.NET AJAX
“Cloudy with a chance of file uploads” or how to successfully upload files to Azure, Amazon S3 and Telerik Everlive in ASP.NET
Check out the review of the new Cloud Upload control in the Telerik's ASP.NET AJAX suite to see how to codelessly upload files to the most popular cloud storages. -
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RadSpreadsheet for WPF and Silverlight is Now Officially Ready to Rock!
With Q3 2013 the newest member of the Silverlight and WPF suites, leaves the beta behind and steps in a new phase. Now that RadSpreadsheet is shipped in its official version, we decided to give you a short overview of the control’s features. So, here is a list of some of the key strengths and coolest features of RadSpreadsheet, ready for you to take advantage of.May 27, 2021 4 min read -
Mobile
Using Everlive Push Notifications Service in your native iOS app.
Push notifications are useful for keeping users informed with timely and relevant contents. Push notifications can be sent regardless whether the app is running, inactive or in the background. Notifications can display an alert; play a distinctive sound or update badge on your app icon. In this post, I will walk through the process of enabling push notification for an app in Apple developer portal, upload the generated certificate to Everlive and finally register my device in Everlive to receive push notifications.May 27, 2021 6 min read -
Productivity Testing
Load Testing in Test Studio 2013 R2
Web applications are a lot more complicated these days than even a few years ago. We don’t hear a lot these days about Web services as a development technology, but virtually every Web application that uses commonly provided services will access those service via traditional Web services technology. If your Web application reports on the weather, or provides a stock market update, you are using a Web service. A Web service uses HTTP, but it runs the SOAP, REST, or similar protocol over that. And if your stock market updates are slow or accumulating timeout errors, chances are you are ...May 27, 2021 3 min read -
Mobile
How to Create and Import an iOS Provisioning Profile Using the Icenium Extension for Visual Studio
In this post, Jim Cowart explains how to create an iOS Provisioning Profile in the Apple iOS Developer portal, and then how to import it to your Icenium account using the Icenium extension for Visual Studio. -
Productivity
Expanded Dynamic Targets Documentation
As part of our updates to the Test Studio Load Test documentation, we've added more information about using Dynamic Targets in your test. Dynamic Targets allow Test Studio Load Tests to track the value of key-value pairs contained in responses from the server under test, and include them in the appropriate follow-up requests. Since many web applications require user-specific values (like session IDs) to be returned with requests, this feature allows load test scenarios to simulate valid user traffic. This is important, since applications that do not receive valid key-value pairs may return errors. These errors typically create a greater ...May 27, 2021 1 min read -
Web ASP.NET MVC
I Downloaded UI for ASP.NET MVC. Now What?
Getting started with the ASP.NET MVC Wrappers for Kendo UI can seem a little daunting. After downloading and installing the package, there are a bunch of folders with things, there are sample projects, there’s a demo suite that can be run from the installer, and there are extensions installed in to Visual Studio itself. So where do you get started? With all of these things suddenly dumped in your lap, you might feel a bit lost. So let me give you a guided tour of what you just installed, and hopefully shed some light on what each of these things are and how you can use them to help you get started. -
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Live From HTML5DevConf
Earlier this week the 5th annual HTML5 Developers Conference was held in the Moscone Center in downtown San Francisco. This post is an overview of the event and what it has to do with hybrid app development and Icenium. -
Productivity Testing
30 Days of TDD – Day 17 – Specifying Order of Execution in Mocks
We’ll continue developing our e-commerce application today by looking closer at how we will utilize the Order Fulfillment service. This service is provided by a third party and the API requires an ordered set of calls to be executed. In this post I’ll show you how your mocks can enforce this rule and let you know when your test violate it.
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