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Kendo UI says Namaste to Indian Developers
Kendo UI is a client side HTML5 framework for building modern web and mobile applications. It is engineered for unmatched performance and minimal footprint. Kendo UI Mobile delivers unique adaptive rendering to build hybrid mobile apps that automatically transform to the native look-and-feel of iOS, Android and BlackBerry from a single codebase. Recently, it got an opportunity to say "Namaste" to Indian Developers in Hyderabad. A small team of few passionate people from Telerik went on an exciting journey to India to get to know the Indian developer community and shared information about Kendo UI at the local User Group. MUGH stands for Microsoft User Group of Hyderabad...May 03, 2012 -
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HTML5 Development For ASP.NET Developers
This week I diverted all available memory from my Mac to my Windows 7 Virtual Machine. I opened up Visual Studio, fired up Camtasia and let the cameras roll. Today marks the first in a long series of posts and screencasts that will eventually...May 03, 2012 -
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Gantt View Tutorial
Today is Wednesday, and that means another XAMLFlix tutorial – tutorials based on the XAMLFlix video series. Today’s Gantt View Tutorial shows you how to get started with the control, set up relations and highlighting, create a Custom Gantt task and more, with RadGanttView. Gantt View Tutorial Video Please feel free to share your comments and feedback. We’d especially love to hear which controls you’d like to see covered...May 02, 2012 -
Desktop WPF
XAMLflix Introduces RadDragAndDrop
Hello everyone and welcome back to XAMLflix with RadDragAndDrop for Silverlight and WPF. I hope you have been enjoying the series as last week we took a look at RadTreeView and RadDocking. What is XAMLflix you might ask? Well, it is Telerik’s way of teaching you how to use both new and existing controls from Telerik’s XAML suite. Each and every Thursday, we will provide a fresh batch of videos and sample projects highlighting a different control. Since our Silverlight and WPF share a common codebase and API, you only have to learn how to use these controls once! You can simply copy and...May 01, 2012 -
Web
Call to Action: Make LESS Native in Modern Browsers
It’s no secret. I’m a LESS fan. A BIG fan. If you’re not familiar with LESS, it’s an elegant CSS pre-processor that imbues the CSS syntax you already know with the kind of super powers you wish your styling language had out-of-the-box. Variables. Operations. Hierarchal rules. Mix-ins. LESS...May 01, 2012
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Telerik connects with Indian Developers at GIDS 2012
Great Indian Developer Summit (GIDS) is one of the top developer events in India. This year it attracted over 2500 developers over 4 days of the event (April 17 – 20th). The conference has been hosted for over 5 years and continues to draw top notch companies as participants including Nokia, Microsoft, Google, RedHat, BlackBerry, VMWare, IBM, ThoughtWorks. At Telerik, the thing that makes us deliver more than expected, is our passion in technology. Telerik participated at the event with an objective of sharing our passion with the Indian Developers. This in-depth engagement was not only limited to hosting a booth but extended...April 30, 2012 -
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Check out the new Exploratory Tool!
UPDATED: I goofed and listed Quality Center as an option for pushing bug reports to—but we only integrate bugs with TeamPulse and Team Foundation Server. As much as I love them, automated tests (be they functional, integration, or unit) aren’t the end-all-be-all for your testing approach. Exploratory testing, particularly for any system of any consequence, is a critical part of your overall “Deliver Great Stuff!” strategy. Getting your team freed up from repetitive regression testing empowers them to put their brains to use as they poke around the corners of your system. Exploratory testing gives you tremendous value as your ...April 27, 2012 -
Web ASP.NET MVC
Time Saving Features For MVC Developers
I recently started reacquainting myself with the Telerik MVC Extensions, and it seems I had forgotten just how awesome they are! I want to talk about a few of the less known features I find really awesome in the extensions. VS Extensions Telerik’s MVC extensions come with built in Visual Studio extensions to make project creation, and configuration, a snap. In addition, the extensions include a variety of project templates to help start new projects:April 27, 2012 -
Web ASP.NET AJAX
The Present and Future of Using JSON in WebForms
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is the way to handle data on the client these days. It really is the cat’s pajamas. Almost all the client-side widgets or libraries that you’ll be working with will most likely be utilizing JSON, and sending large chunks of data over the wire as JSON as opposed to other bulky forms of data can lead to some dramatic performance increase across any application. I often come across individuals not sure of what JSON is, or how they can use it today, and I wanted to address this issue in a blog post. Of course I...April 27, 2012 -
Productivity
Telerik OpenAccess ORM – Default Values support has arrived
As many of you already know, we are offering you a chance to choose which features of OpenAccess ORM you would like to see implemented in the next releases. You can post your votes and comments in our PITS system, plus you can ask us to put new features there through the support system or forums. Recently there is one clear winner in PITS – the database default values support. It has been requested many times through our support system as well – and we would like to thank all of you for the feedback, we do appreciate it. We are glad...April 27, 2012
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