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Check / Uncheck A TreeView Item When Clicking The Label
Normally, when you click a label for a Kendo UI Treeview item, the item toggles between selected and not. But in some scenarios, you just don’t need the item to be selected. Sometimes it makes more sense for the checkboxes to act as the item being selected or not. I’ve had a number of people ask me how to do this recently, so I wanted to share a quick and easy tip on how to make it work. -
Productivity
It's All About the Data
We collect a lot of data during the testing process, but whether we put it to good use is a different story. We run individual tests of test cases, and determine if they pass or fail. If they fail, we determine at what point they fail, and provide the steps necessary to replicate that failure. We look for performance of individual transactions early on in the testing process, then when our goal turns toward deployment, we add virtual users to determine the behavior characteristics of the application and servers under stress, as well as whether it can successfully handle the ...October 04, 2013 3 min read -
Mobile
Live Webinar next week: "Analytics: What, Why and How". Register today.
Our first live webinar about application analytics is scheduled for next Tuesday. Our solution consultant Ramiro Milan will lead the conversation and will go over what EQATEC Application Analytics is, how it works, why it is important for developers, and how it can help you reduce support. -
Mobile
3 Key Benefits of the Icenium Mobile Development Platform for Enterprises
With a plethora of options for mobile development in the market, Icenium has been gaining popularity among Telerik’s developer community for its simplicity and cross-platform capabilities. And with this new release the product is evolving to become a true enterprise-grade solution. -
Release
RadControls for Windows 8 Q3, Windows 8.1 and Visual Studio 2013
We are quite excited to announce the immediate availability of our RadControls for Windows 8 Q3 2013 BETA release. As described in this blog post there are several major new components as well as plenty of bug fixes and improvements both for the XAML and HTML suites. Windows 8.1 General Availability is forthcoming around mid-October and we are already updating our projects and components to target 8.1 natively. -
Productivity
Why should .NET developers use Application Analytics? The answer is coming on Tuesday.
Our first live webinar about application analytics is scheduled for next Tuesday, and it will focus on .NET development. Our solution consultant Ramiro Milan will lead the conversation and will go over what EQATEC Application Analytics is, how it works, why it is important for developers, and how it can help you reduce support. -
Productivity
[A Few Tips] How to Decompose User Stories and Assign Tasks
Decomposition into Tasks Your backlog is normally comprised of requirements in the form of User Stories which depict the resulting value required by the users of the system. During iteration planning, teams take the highest value requirements and assign them to the current or next iteration, filling the iteration to capacity. Agile teams typically do not decompose requirements into work tasks until they are assigned to an iteration. Agile teams spend the first few hours of each iteration going through iteration planning, and a part of that process is the decomposition of requirements into work that can be completed by ...October 03, 2013 3 min read -
Mobile
Building Full Stack Forms with jQuery Mobile and Everlive
In this article we'll build a survey embedded into a hybrid application using jQuery Mobile and Icenium. We'll then see how Everlive makes it easy to create a quick and powerful back end to store and retrieve our data. -
Release
Get Ready for a Big Release – Try the Q3 2013 Beta of RadControls for Windows 8
The Q3 2013 Beta release of RadControls for Windows 8 XAML and RadControls for Windows 8 HTML is out now. Download it and try all the great new controls and features coming with it. -
Productivity Testing
30 Days of TDD – Day 11 – What’s the Deal with “Mocking?”
A goal of well written unit tests is to keep your test isolated. This means that even if your code under test relies on or is dependent on another class or external service you should be able to write your tests to exclude these dependencies and test only what’s in your current class or method. Sound impossible? It’s not, in fact if you’ve read my previous posts on Dependency Injection you already know half the answer to this problem. The other half of the solution is mocking.
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