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  • Desktop WinForms

    How to set Pivot Grids with Charts in your WinForms applications

    One of the coolest features packed in RadPivotGrid is its seamless integration with RadChartView. It enables you to provide your end-users with an intuitive and easy way to graph their Pivot Tables data. The following tutorial explores some basic scenarios of pivot grid with charts integration, showing you how to apply various customizations so you can meet any customer requirement. Click to continue
    by Nikolay Diyanov
    January 28, 2013
  • Mobile

    LaunchStar Case Study Available

    Learn more about how Telerik's UX team helped Advanced Industrial Marketing deliver their LaunchStar product.
    by Steve Smith
    January 26, 2013
  • Productivity Debugging

    QuickTip - Marking and Selecting Traffic in Fiddler

    Fiddler offers numerous ways to tag Web Sessions so you can easily identify them later. For instance, you can use the Comment button on the toolbar (or hit the M key) after selecting items in Web Sessions list to add notes about the traffic...
    by Eric Lawrence
    January 25, 2013
  • Release

    Latest Online Support Resources (01/25/2013)

    Latest Online Support Resources (01/25/2013)
    by Ivailo Ivanov
    January 25, 2013
  • Productivity Testing

    Using Data Driving Wisely

    [Update: Added links for Hexawise and Allpairs, which I’d meant to do earlier.] Data driving, also often called parameterization, is a wonderful way to increase your test coverage though parts of your system; however, it’s also a seductive, alluring tool that can needlessly explode your tests’ complexity and execution cost. Let’s tackle the cons of data driving first, then walk through how it can, when mindfully used, lend some great value to your automation suites. Problems with Data Driving Automated test scripts need to be treated like production code—because they are production code! With that in mind, as test ...
    January 25, 2013
  • Productivity Testing

    Data Driven Testing: What’s a Good Dataset Size?

    I thought I’d follow up that last post on Using Data Driven Testing Wisely with something specific around the size of the dataset for a data driven test (DDT). What’s a good size for a DDT? As with everything in software engineering/testing, the answer is “42.” That, or “It depends.” In all seriousness, the right size of a dataset for a carefully thought out scenario does indeed depend. My payroll algorithm in the last post was a simple test set. You may be working something much more complex relating to finance, rocket science, or environmental controls. Every situation’s different, but ...
    January 25, 2013
  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    Get Started with ASP.Net AJAX Controls: An AJAX Dashboard

    In this series, I’m demonstrating the creation of a simple web application called “Room Scheduler” that allows a fictional hotel to manage guests and their reservations. This part of the series demonstrates how to complete a dashboard for the hotel staff. With this simple dashboard, a user can easily see the current guest list and review any of those guests complete reservation details with a single click.
    by Jeffrey T. Fritz
    January 25, 2013
  • Web

    Learning kendo.data.DataSource

    As a new member of the Kendo UI team, I have a lot to learn. There are more controls, options, framework bits and other features found in Kendo than I had ever dreamed of while using Kendo UI in my previous projects – and we are...
    by Derick Bailey
    January 25, 2013
  • Web

    Handling “JQuery Is Not Defined” Error with RadControls For Windows 8 HTML

    Did you hit the "JQuery is undefined" error in your WinJS Windows Store App? See the quick and easy resolution here.
    Japikse by Phil Japikse
    January 24, 2013
  • Desktop WPF

    WPF in the Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI) Industries

    For many developers, it’s easy to get so caught up in our day-to-day coding that we lose sight of the bigger picture. At a time when there are seemingly endless platforms from which to choose, each with its own unique offering, it is important to recognize which platform is best suited for your particular application scenario. With that in mind, this post begins a series of articles focused on WPF development and the different industries and scenarios in which that rich, high-performance, desktop technology is used.
    jesseLiberty by Jesse Liberty
    January 24, 2013
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