In the first part of this blog post we covered some common scenarios for setup and configuration of your tests to ensure the overall test suite
maintainable over the long run. Now, we’ll talk about backing APIs, extended tests, and test oracles.
Backing APIs
As powerful as Test Studio is, every project will end up needing some form of coded infrastructure at some point. Backing APIs make it much easier to
handle the setup and configuration tasks mentioned above. You could work with Test Studio Standalone and use an empty coded step in an empty test as ...
Here comes another dose of our “What’s new in Q1 2013” series. After we showed you how to get the most out of our PDF Viewer, we’ll present to you top three new features you’ll love about RadChartView.
There is no shortage of confusion around the question of which path to take when targeting mobile devices. Entire white papers cover this topic and are still incomplete. With that in mind, my goal with this post is to provide, perhaps, a starting point. Getting answers is critical, of course - but knowing the questions to ask is the first step.
If you've had enough of Clippy, but you still can't get enough Tooltip, make sure to grab Kendo UI, then head over to the Tooltip Demos and of course the Tooltip Docs. This is a widget that I am very excited about as Tooltips are such a quick and easy way to get some extra info to your user without having to occupy precious space in your UI.
AppMock is Windows RT prototyping tool that allows you to easily create wireframes, mockups and prototypes on your tablet or desktop. Some of the most important features are - advanced designer surface, tons of built-in galleries, navigation links, executable projects, sync with the cloud and many more.
Writing CSS tends to be mundane for the most part of it. Yes, it has truly exciting moments in a twisted kind of way, but for the majority of the time it's the same thing line after line, after line, after line… Thankfully, we have Sass