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What’s new in Kendo UI Q2
It seems like only yesterday that we announced the roadmap for the Q2 release of Kendo UI, and yet, here we at launch day! Several weeks ago, we shared the first preview of what’s coming in Q2 with the Beta release of Kendo UI Complete for...July 12, 2012 -
Mobile
Getting started with Telerik RadControls for Metro – diving into the Examples Application
We are proud to announce the first publicly available BETA release of the world’s first commercial toolkit for Windows 8 Metro applications – our RadControls for Metro suite. We have worked hard during the past few months in order to prepare first-class components, designed and built from the ground-up for the Microsoft’s new platform for building immersive applications – the Windows Runtime. As with every Telerik product line, we have also prepared a complete application (QSF – Quick Start Framework) that demos various aspects of our controls and may be used as an entry point for getting familiar with the controls. In...July 11, 2012 -
Desktop
Start building apps for Windows 8 today with HTML or XAML- RadControls for Metro first public Beta release
RadControls for Metro is the toolset for building Metro apps using either XAML or HTML for the marketplace and the enterprise. Both libraries offer the same user experience, functionality and behavior. Drawing from our expertise in XAML, HTML and Windows Phone technologies, RadControls for Metro are designed to offer functionality on top of the Windows 8 SDK with controls such as Charts, Gauges, DatePicker and more. We are proud to announce the first Beta version of our Metro Charts available for both XAML and HTML The controls are built with performance in mind so that they provide the ultimate experience on any device...July 11, 2012 -
Desktop WPF
XAMLflix Tutorial: RadTreeMap for Silverlight and WPF
It’s Wednesday, and thus time for a new XAMLflix Tutorial. XAMLflix Tutorials are searchable PDF files with all the contents and code of one of our video tutorials. This week we’re looking at RadTreeMap, and along with it, RadPivotMap. Both RadTreeMap and RadPivotMap are used to display hierarchical data; the former creates a visual tree while the latter is typically bound to flat data that it automatically places in groups. This tutorial will cover Getting Started With RadTreeMap, Getting Up To Speed with RadPivotMap, Using Colors to Visualize Data, In Getting Started With RadTreeMap, we dive directly into Visual Studio to add a RadTreeMap to...July 11, 2012 -
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XAML RadDiagram - Q3.2012 Roadmap
The development of RadDiagram for Silverlight and WPF continues to move full speed ahead during the Q3 time-frame. After the Q2 release and the awesome series of features we delivered, it is now time to focus on the next best diagramming bits. Of course,we'll continue to refine the existing features, improve the flexibility and extensibility of the diagramming API, make the visuals even more rich and clear the path for more grandiose data visualizations and user interactions. However, the world continues heading towards a more colorful spectrum of form factors, platforms and technologies, so the Q3 release will be a transition towards the next big thing in diagramming. We'll keep you up...July 11, 2012 -
Web
XAMLflix presents RadNumericUpDown for Silverlight and WPF
INTRODUCTION Hi everyone and thanks for coming back for another episode of XAMLFlix. In case you haven’t heard, XAMLFlix is a video series devoted to getting you up to speed quickly with our Telerik controls for Silverlight and WPF. In this episode, we will take a look at RadNumericUpDown. So, without further delay, let’s get started! WHAT IS RadNUMERICUPDOWN? Telerik’s RadNumericUpDown control provides a rich user experience by allowing the developer to define various ValueFormats as well as additionally customize them to meet their customer’s business requirements. Let’s take a look at two videos that will get you up to speed quickly. Getting Started...July 10, 2012 -
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Awesome! It took seconds to install and update all of my Telerik DevTools from the new Control Panel
“Words cannot describe the feelings I have for the new Control Panel. I don't have to recall what version I downloaded last time, and what I have installed. This will save countless hours. Thank you Telerik! Home Run!!!” Tommy Wells, via the Telerik Support System The new Telerik Control Panel allows you to quickly install and update all of your Developer Tools from a single application. It was revealed with Telerik’s Q2 DevTools release, and if you haven’t tried it yet, now is the time. The Control Panel will guide you through the update process of the products you already have...July 10, 2012
by Vassil Petev
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Web
Mscorlib mocking minus the attribute
Mocking .net framework members (a.k.a. mscorlib) is always a daunting task. It’s the breed of static and final methods and full of surprises. Technically intercepting mscorlib members is completely different from other class libraries. This is the reason it is dealt differently. Generally, I prefer writing a wrapper around an mscorlib member (Ex. File.Delete(“abc.txt”)) and expose it via interface but that is not always an easy task if you already have years old codebase. While mocking mscorlib members first thing that comes to people’s mind is DateTime.Now. If you Google through, you will find tons of example dealing with just that....July 09, 2012 -
People
Ten Years of the Imagine Cup
The Imagine Cup is a worldwide software design student competition sponsored by Microsoft. Students are given a theme at the beginning of the school year and form teams in their university to build a project that is they can bring to market. The competition is about business viability as much as using the latest super cool technology. So students have to be the right blend of entrepreneur and geek. The competition has students compete in regional competitions and then have to win the right to represent their country in the worldwide finals. Last year the winner was “Team Hermes” from Ireland and they went on to start a business...July 07, 2012
by Steve Forte
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Productivity Testing
Hot Stuff in Store for the Next Release of Test Studio
Yup, get ready for a load of exciting new features that will be shipped with the next major release (R2 2012) of Test Studio coming to you mid-September: Keeping up with the latest and greatest from Microsoft You’re testing in an ever-changing world, and you need tools that can keep up. Test Studio is committed to staying on the forefront of technology, be it on the web, desktop, or mobile device. Windows 8 is just around the corner, and there are a bevy of new technologies that are bundled with it. Test Studio will have full Recording and Execution support ...July 06, 2012
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