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    Celebrating 10 Years of Telerik at DevConnections 2012

    We’re having a birthday party and all DevConnections 2012 attendees are invited! Join Telerik in celebrating our birthday .NET ninja style, in Las Vegas, on Halloween! Don’t worry; it will be all treats and no tricks for Telerik fans. That's right, even though it’s our birthday, we have plenty of special gifts for you: - Keynote by Telerik EVP Doug Seven -Brand new, limited edition, Telerik ninja birthday shirts -Great raffle prizes including:                 5 passes for an early morning helicopter ride to the Grand Canyon                                 5 Free DevCraft Complete Licenses -Birthday cupcakes and more! To get in on the celebratory action at DevConnections you’ll just have to find our...
    May 27, 2021 1 min read
  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    Telerik’s Major ASP.NET Data Visualization Controls in a New Sample App

    You must have noticed we have been working aggressively on improving the data visualization arsenal of Telerik's ASP.NET AJAX controls over the past year. This is why we thought it was about time we combined the new Gauge, PivotGrid and AutoCompleteBox controls with the enhanced HTML5 Chart into a simple and compact website application. Naturally, with all the hype about this year's Olympic Games the theme for the app was quite obvious. ;) The sample ASP.NET app Olympic Games showcases how easy it is to provide data presentation and management functionality to your users and how you can integrate several major controls with just a few lines of code. Of...
    April 10, 2023 3 min read
  • People

    Going to Build This Year? – Stop by the Telerik Kiosk to Get Your Free License

    Telerik is having massive presence at this year’s Build conference. Stop by our kiosk to see demos of the latest and greatest from the Telerik products. Do not miss the chance to get a complimentary license for … well, this is a surprise. And it is not the only one. We’ll be revealing exciting news, stay tuned. Traditionally, Telerik is sponsoring the Build Blogger Bash, the tickets for which unfortunately are already sold out. The good news is that you can still be part of it, even from home. Watch the live coverage on Tuesday, Oct. 30th @ 8:30PM PDT. See you at...
    May 27, 2021 1 min read
  • Productivity

    Decompile with a Bang!

    JustDecompile Q3 2012 Is Here It is hard to believe that less than year has gone by since we officially released JustDecompile. This is the second release cycle since that time, and we have added features worth celebrating! JustDecompile API is Open Create your own plugin and supercharge the power of JustDecompile. The JustDecompile API is now open and fully documented, making it easier than ever to harness the power of JustDecompile’s decompilation engine.  There are currently two plugins available: Reflexil, for assembly editing and De4Dot, for deobfuscating obfuscated assemblies. These plugins and their source code are available on the JustDecompile plugins page....
    January 23, 2024 2 min read
  • Web ASP.NET MVC

    Using Kendo UI With MVC4, WebAPI, OData And EF

    This is a quick guide for using ASP.NET MVC4 WebAPI, OData, and Entity Framework as a remote data source for Kendo UI, as well as performing some operations like filtering on the server side. (If you just want to copy/paste some JavaScript that works, with no explanation...
    March 17, 2022 10 min read
  • Productivity Testing

    Test Studio And HTML Frames

    Frames are not well liked it seems. Digging around the web I find that lot of people consider using frames very poor practice. Now I'm not a web developer so I really wouldn't know about that. But what I can tell you is that automating frames can be tricky. There's some things you'll need to know if you want to save yourself a lot of frustration. And here we go (all this stuff is in the context of Test Studio):  You need to find Frames before you can use them Frames contains objects. If you want to automate ...
    May 27, 2021 3 min read
  • People

    A Visit from DotNetRocks

    Recently Carl Franklin and Richard Campbell of DotNetRocks made a slight detour in their Visual Studio 2012 Launch Road Trip to visit Telerik’s Hudson, Ohio offices (just after a previous “detour” to DevReach in Bulgaria).  The dynamic duo were on their way from Pittsburgh to Toronto, and Hudson is not too far out of the way along that route. You can continue to track their road trip progress in real time at http://dnrroadshow.cloudapp.net/.  In addition to seeing where they are, you’ll also find related tweets along the way, like these: Once the RV pulled up, we treated the DNR crew to some barbecue, which everyone...
    May 27, 2021 2 min read
  • Desktop WinForms

    RadAutoCompleteBox–An Annotated Demo

    In our Q3 Webinar, I demonstrated the RadAutoCompleteBox, Telerik's Silverlight AutoCompleteBox, part of the RadControls for Silverlight and WPF.  In this blog post, I will walk through that demo in detail.  The demo itself is extracted and simplified from the QSF demo that downloads with the RadControls for Silverlight and WPF. To begin, create a new project of type RadControls WPF Application and name it AutoCompleteBoxDemo. In the Project Configuration Wizard select Telerik.Windows.Controls.Input.  Like nearly all interesting projects, it starts with data; in this case a set of Songs and their “Authors.”  To start, right click on the project and add...
    May 27, 2021 4 min read
  • Release

    JustCode Keyboard Shortcuts Profiles

    Most of the commands in Telerik JustCode are assigned keyboard shortcuts, granting the speed and convenience you expect from a quality productivity tool. This is, of course, a very important and often overlooked feature. For Q3 2012, we decided to improve the way in which JustCode approaches shortcuts by creating keyboard shortcuts profiles and related enhancements. The purpose of JustCode’s keyboard shortcuts profiles Before the introduction of keyboard shortcuts profiles, JustCode only had one predefined set of shortcuts for its commands. Visual Studio silently applied these shortcuts during its first execution after the installation of JustCode. This behavior proved to be inconvenient to many...
    May 27, 2021 4 min read
  • People

    [Podcast] The Differences Between the Two Engineering Disciplines with Steve Bohlen

    In this episode, our host Phil Japikse speaks with Steve Bohlen, a former building architect and current software architect on the differences between the two engineering disciplines. Join us as we discuss where the terminology originated in the software industry and how the same terms can mean very different things. Download Podcast
    May 27, 2021 1 min read