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A Sack of Gifts by the Secret Agilista
Around this time of the year you and your colleagues probably decide to bring the holidays spirit to the office by playing that popular game – you randomly assign a person to whom you anonymously give a gift.December 20, 2012 -
Desktop WinForms
Add Outlook AutoComplete functionality to your WinForms apps in a few simple steps
In Q2 2012 we introduced a cool brand new control in Telerik’s WinForms suite – RadAutoCompleteBox. This control allows end-users to easily fill-in text thanks to autocomplete functionality and tokens of text coming “out of the box”. This behavior enables you to easily simulate the Outlook and Facebook autocomplete functionality available to users each time they send a new message and pick the recipients in the ‘To:’ field of their outgoing message from a convenient pop-up list with suggestions.December 19, 2012 -
Web
Using The Docs To Bend Kendo UI To Your Will
Sometimes you have business requirements that are not (gasp) straightforward. In the real world we don't all have a perfectly normalized Northwind databases and simplistic requirements that fit nicely inside the neat and tidy boundaries of any UI framework. When adding new features to Kendo...December 19, 2012 -
Release
Icenium v1.1 Now Available
Today I am proud to announce the first update to Icenium since our v1 launch a month and a half ago. As a cloud-based solution, we have always planned for a regular cadence of product and service updates – continuous delivery of value, if you will. This v1.1 release represents our first step toward establishing a regular cadence of updates that include new features, improvements in existing features and fixes for any issues discovered (thank you for reporting them to us in our forums).December 19, 2012 -
Release
TeamPulse R6 2012 is here: Customer Feedback Portal updates
The last release for 2012 is here just in time for the holidays. It brings new features to our Customer Feedback Portal. Private Feedback With this release you can allow each user to submit feedback that is visible only to the author and your team. This feature is especially useful for cases where you work with several independent clients that are part of the same code base. You can choose between two options for capturing private feedback: Allow users to choose whether they want to submit an item as private or public Make all submitted items private by default...December 18, 2012 -
Mobile
9 Windows 8 App Contests Worth Checking Out
Check out this list of active Windows 8 app challenges as well as a website with great resources and coaching/mentoring opportunities. One of them might turn out to be your golden ticket.December 18, 2012 -
Productivity
Filtering JustTrace Snapshot Data
In a profiling session lasting only a few minutes, the profiled application may perform millions of operations. The following image shows that in less than two minutes, the program called three property assessors over 10 million times each.December 18, 2012
by Chris Eargle
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Mobile
Windows 8–Grid View
GridView is one of the most powerful out-of-the-box controls in Windows 8, but fully understanding how to use it is not necessarily trivial. The complexity, I believe, comes because GridViews are often used to hold groups of collections, rather than simple collections. The GridView template assumes that it will be displaying groups of collections of items, and this can make working with the GridView, initially, more complex than it would otherwise be.December 18, 2012
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