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Interacting with the RadDatePicker and RadTimePicker for Windows 8
Introduction My good friend Michael Crump showed how to create an Appointment Tracking app with the RadDatePicker and RadTimePicker in this excellent post. I’m going to start where Michael left off, adding additional business rules and logic by interacting with controls. If you haven’t read his post, you can download the project from here. I will start from this project to add in the additional functionality. Design Goals Imagine that the business has approached the development team and is complaining that users are selecting departure dates that are prior to the arrival date, and there is a desire to make the scheduler more “user... -
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Kendo UI Keynote Recording & Winners
Thanks again to everyone that joined the live Kendo UI keynote yesterday! More than 1,200 people showed-up to help clog the interwebs and learn about what's new in Kendo UI's latest Winter Release. We had a great time showing-off what we've been hard at work building... -
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Startup Weekend in Hong Kong
This past weekend was the 3rd Startup Weekend in Hong Kong and I was lucky enough to return again as a judge. This year it was huge with 14 teams competing! As usual, I was very impressed by the ideas, hard work, and execution. They stared on Friday night with lots of pitches and team formation. The group worked all day Saturday and Sunday at the CoCoon co-working space in Hong Kong (the same co-work space AcceleratorHK is using). A few AcceleratorHK cohort members as well as program director Paul Orlando were helping out as mentors. On Sunday night we all gathered to a different venue where we heard all of... -
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Creating a Windows 8 Application From Scratch
Phil Japikse, Michael Crump and I set out to create three related applications from scratch. That is, a Windows 8 version written in XAML with C# (me), a Windows 8 version written in JavaScript (Phil) and a Windows 8 Phone version (Michael). The idea behind the application was summed up in an email by Phil, paraphrased here: The main goal of the application is to show off our controls The business purpose of the application is to allow Telerik Evangelists to gather information from conference attendees The design will allow us to: Enter demographic information for raffle registration Enter demographic information for... -
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XAMLflix presents RadPivotGrid for WPF and Silverlight
IntroductionHello everyone!As you may have read in the latest issue of the Telerik Newsletter, we are proud to announce a brand new XAMLFlix episode on RadPivotGrid. In case you haven’t heard, XAMLFlix is a video series devoted to getting you up to speed quickly with our Telerik controls for WPF and Silverlight. In this episode, we will take a look at what RadPivotGrid Beta for WPF has to offer, with three short videos. So grab some coffee and let’s get started!What Is RadPivotGrid?RadPivotGrid is a control used to aggregate millions of records in a concise tabular format. The data can be easily... -
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Kendo UI Winter Release Today!
Welcome to launch day for the Kendo UI Q3 Winter release. We've been hard at work since the Q2 release packing in an exhaustive set of features, fixes and sparkling new bits that we are very excited to be able to deliver to you today. This last... -
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Extending Load Testing With A Custom Plugin
This post is going to be a bit advanced. If you're having trouble with understanding any of the below information - you can ask in the comments section or post in our technical forum. Or if you're a paying/trial user you can submit a support ticket requesting additional assistance. Ok, so as you may or may not be aware we allow you to extend Test Studio's functionality through plugins. This article gives you a nice breakdown of how you can do that. And as you can see in that article the functionality you're allowed to extend is mostly related to ...May 27, 2021 2 min read -
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Getting Out of the Office
There is nothing we like more than writing code...but when we're not writing code we love getting out on the town to meet all of you that are using Icenium. Over the past couple of weeks we've had a ton of fun doing just that. We visited Las Vegas and San Francisco for the HTML5 Connections conference and QCon respectively and had a chance to show of Icenium and answer lots of questions. It was a blast, and we'll be doing a lot more of it.May 27, 2021 2 min read -
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AcceleratorHK Week 1
Last week was the first week of the AcceleratorHK program. We have six teams that make up this cohort coming from: Hong Kong, Silicon Valley, Mexico, and Malaysia. The teams are just starting out but are in the following domains: social, location based, and community. We started out with an introduction to Customer Development by program director Paul Orlando and then broke up the teams and gave them a Startup Weekend style assignment : go out and work on project for 48 hours with new teammates with a focus on Customer Development. The results were…interesting. We had two mentors come in and work with the teams. John Bristowe came in from Australia and...
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