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Performance Optimization with Fiddler
Every December, Web Performance guru Stoyan Stefanov (@stoyanstefanov) corrals folks around the web performance community to collect insights and best practices on building faster websites and services.December 27, 2012 -
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Merry Christmas And Happy Holidays From Kendo UI
You know they don't call it the "most wonderful time of the year" for nothing! We hope that this week brings happiness and peace to you and your families. May you get a break from the blur that life can...December 27, 2012 -
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In NYC on 1/29? Join Us For Breakfast!
Are you in New York City on Tuesday, January 29th? If so, please consider joining me, Telerik Developer Evangelist Phil Japikse, and Telerik Insider Steve Bohlen for another Breakfast at Telerik event! If you’re not familiar with them, Breakfast at Telerik events are half-day free events where you show up, get some coffee and bagels (or similar food), hang out and get a few sessions on hot topics of the day. We close up by 11:00 or 11:30, which means you’re back to your workspace by lunch—this makes it an easy pitch for your boss or co-workers We’ve done ...December 27, 2012 -
Productivity Reporting
Using Fiddler with Apple iOS Devices
You can use Fiddler to debug traffic from Apple’s iOS-based devices if you have a Windows or Linux-based PC to run Fiddler on, and a Wi-Fi connection shared between that PC and your iOS device.December 22, 2012 -
Productivity Testing
Testing Trends in 2013
[Updated: Fixed grammar foul on ‘Tenants’ vs. ‘Tenets’.] 2012 is drawing to a close, and apparently all the worry about the Mayan calendar not extending past today is thankfully misplaced! The ending of a year is a good time for some introspection, and some thinking about what’s in store for the next year. Lots of smart folks in the testing field have their own opinions about what we’ll see (or won’t!) next year, but here are a few of my thoughts. Keep in mind this list is totally in line with my own very opinionated biases! Whole Team Testing This ...December 22, 2012 -
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Introducing RadPivotGrid for WPF/Silverlight
We are extremely excited to present the new RadPivotGrid control in our SL/WPF suite which we sometimes refer as the “missing link” between the standard data grids and full-blown interactive business reporting solution. And all this functionality is now just a toolbox-click away from your apps. We promise - if the world does not end today, you will be wondering how you have developed your business apps without this component before. What’s the best about it however is that your end-users will simply love it – the Pivot Grid provides UI very similar to the well-known MS Excel counterpart. RadPivotGrid for WPF/Silverlight is still beta, but it already has a list of great features.December 21, 2012 -
Web ASP.NET AJAX
Upgrade Your Telerik ASP.NET Controls in 6 Easy Steps
Upgrading? Why? You have probably asked yourself this very same question each time we ship a new version (and this happens quite often – three major releases per year and at least one service pack in between). We do this to get the latest features and fixes to you as soon as possible, so we can make your development easier.December 21, 2012 -
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Happy Holidays from all the Telerik Offices!
Whether you will be celebrating in the snowy mountains, in the center of a bustling city or on the beach, we want to wish you a very healthy, happy and prosperous year!December 21, 2012 -
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Knockout.js and Kendo UI - a Potent Duo
Knockout.js is a popular JavaScript framework for building dynamic user interfaces using the Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) pattern. Knockout allows for easy one or two-way synchronization between your data and the markup. However, Knockout does not include any widgets or components for creating the user interface, which is a...December 21, 2012 -
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MVVM in WinJS Part 2 – Observable Collections
As I explained in my last post on MVVM in WinJS, the goal of the MVVM pattern (as well as the Presentation Model pattern) is to create a separation of concerns between the model and the view. This eliminates the need for the model to have knowledge of the view, and leverages data binding techniques to make sure the state of the model is always accurately represented by the view. The next step in implementing the MVVM pattern is Observable Collections. Just as important as having individual items being Observable by the View for changes are collections that will notify the View when items are added or deleted. Fortunately, Microsoft has made this extremely simple with the WinJS.Binding.List.December 21, 2012
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