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Mobile
Getting Your Bearings
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. -
Productivity
Using Encrypted Connection Strings with Telerik OpenAccess ORM
This article demonstrates how you can use encrypted connection strings with Telerik OpenAccess ORM within your web applications. -
Release
New Kendo UI Widget: The Tooltip
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. -
Desktop
Prototyping for Windows RT with AppMock
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. -
Productivity
Understanding .NET Garbage Collection
Learn more about memory management and the inner workings of .NET Garbage Collection. -
Web ASP.NET AJAX
Telerik RadControls for ASP.NET are getting a bit Sassy
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 -
Productivity Debugging
Configuring Firefox for Fiddler
Mozilla Firefox is unlike most Windows browsers in that it does not use the system’s proxy and certificate settings by default. That means that Firefox may require some additional configuration to work properly with Fiddler.To get Firefox running with Fiddler, you need to:Configure Firefox to proxy its traffic to Fiddler.Configure Firefox to trust Fiddler’s root certificate.Fortunately, both of these are simple tasks.Configuring the ProxyFirefox’s proxy settings are found by opening its Tools menu, clicking the Options item, and opening the Advanced settings. Select the Network tab. At the top of the tab, click the ... -
Productivity Debugging
Configuring Firefox for Fiddler
Mozilla Firefox is unlike most Windows browsers in that it does not use the system’s proxy and certificate settings by default. That means that Firefox may require some additional configuration to work properly with Fiddler... -
Productivity
Working with Visual Studio: Write Code Where Needed - Part 1
Every test automation project will require some level of coding to be successful. Test Studio’s record and playback creates powerful, maintainable tests, but you’ll still need to write code at some point to cover common, critical aspects such as configuration, backing APIs, or test oracles. Setup and Teardown/Configuration Complex tests require clear, flexible configuration actions that keep the overall test suite maintainable over the long run. Pushing setup, teardown, and configuration to code versus the system’s interface dramatically speeds up test execution by leveraging the system’s own internal functionality through internal APIs, web service endpoints, or database stored procedures. Here are some common ...April 01, 2013 3 min read -
Release
Weekly Dose of Telerik Support Resources 04/01/2013
Weekly Dose of Telerik Support Resources 04/01/2013
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