If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a thousand times: HTML5’s primary advantage is reach. It runs everywhere. It’s on the back of this lone competitive advantage that HTML5 has radically transformed the software development landscape and found its way in to everything from modern websites...
Another year, another award! We consider the Community Choice awards the Oscars of our
industry, as it is the people using the technology that recognize the industry’s best and brightest. To be recognized in 19 categories – ranging from
charts and graphics tools to CMS, testing and
more – is something we take great pride in. It is our mission to deliver more than expected and this recognition is a testament to the hard work our teams
put in day in and day out, ensuring our customers are getting the best tools on the market to address their individual needs.
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Best charting ...
In the past few months we've seen a few questions about using Kendo UI with Microsoft's ASP.NET WebAPI which is now a built-in part of MVC 4. The gorilla in the room is "Does Kendo UI Work With WebAPI?". The answer is of course a...
In a previous article I discussed the project that I’ll be building in Windows 8. We started with a couple screen mock-ups and then passed these to the designers who came back with preliminary designs. While these designs were not ready for Prime Time, they were enough to get me started coding (okay, I would have started coding without them, who can wait?)
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We recently released a brand new XAMLFlix episode on RadPivotGrid Beta and RadAutoCompleteBox. Both of these video series are dedicated to getting you up to speed quickly with our Telerik controls for WPF and Silverlight. So while you are playing with the new controls, we thought you might like a crash course on how you can use Coded UI Testing with RadControls for WPF. We will specifically be taking a look at RadGridView, as it is one of our most popular and requested controls to show this integration with.
The video is hosted on Telerik ...
We have been working with Google on its Chrome Packaged Apps for some time now and we have documented quite a few tricks to share with developer community on how to create and deploy their own apps. Armed with this knowledge, next Wednesday, December 5th, we...
Tomorrow I leave for a two week “jaunt” to India. I’m extraordinarily excited because I’ve wanted to travel to India since I was a young child. I’m also excited because our India team has filled up the entire two weeks with an incredible amount of speaking engagements, customer visits, and customer training. It’s going to be an exhausting but incredibly productive trip. I’m also excited because I’ll get to spend time with Lohith and Dhanajay, two of our great evangelists in India. I’m looking forward to learning from them when we’re presenting together at a couple community events. I’ll ...
Every test suite of any significance will require you to have some form of coded steps. As awesome as Test Studio is, there are always going to be things you’ll have to do via code. Test oracles to check your database or file system would be one example. Backing APIs for setup and teardown actions would be another. Sometimes it’s just handy to have a breakpoint where you can pull up Visual Studio’s Immediate window and do live queries of the web page’s Document Object Model (web apps) or Visual Tree/XAML Tree (Silverlight or WPF applications). I’ve just uploaded a ...
Introduction As you may know, XAMLflix is a video series designed to get you up to speed quickly and easily with our Telerik controls for WPF and Silverlight. In this episode, we examine the RadAutoCompleteBox, looking at both single and multiple selection, as well as how you can tune the control to match the appearance of your project using themes.
What Is RadAutoCompleteBox? RadAutoCompleteBox allows the user to type in one or more letters and see a list of potential matching values. The more the user types, the more the selection field is narrowed. The user can, at any time, select one of...
In this posting, we’ll look at how to track location coordinates in Windows 8 and how to plot changes in position using Telerik chart controls. Specifically, we’ll chart changes in altitude (e.g., of a toy helicopter) over time, as shown in figure 1. Figure 1 In Figure 1 we see the current altitude (at 12 minutes) is 15 meters. This is reflected in the scatter diagram and is also reflected in the simulated location information that we’re using to simulate the flight of our simulated helicopter. Setting Up In order to get this to work, we need to be able to obtain the values...