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RadControls for WinForms Q1 2012 SP1 is here
Just a month and a week after yet another great WinForms release, it is time to complement this release with your feedback in the form of cool improvements and fixes. Among the highlights of the release are: Support for printing of appointments grouped by resource. Localization providers for RadTimePicker and our Printing dialogs. Sorting GridViewComboBoxColumn by DisplayMember in unbound mode. A bunch of fixes. For more information, you can check our Release Notes. Go and get Q1 2012 SP1 from your Telerik account now. As always, your feedback will be greatly appreciated. Happy... -
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XAMLflix Presents RadPDFViewer for Silverlight and WPF
Hello everyone and welcome back to XAMLflix with RadPDFViewer for Silverlight and WPF. 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 paste the code between frameworks. RadPDFViewer – Say Goodbye to installing additional software! The RadPDFViewer control allows you to... -
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New Hub Tile Control for Your Windows Phone Apps
With our Q1 2012 SP1 release we managed to bundle something that will make your apps go off the fanciness chart, something that will make your apps look way better. That something is called RadHubTile and the WP7 home screen experience is now available to your apps without any effort. Just put one of the hub tiles we have prepared for you on your page and watch your app shine. That probably sounds great but how do you actually use that thing? “Where are the classes!?” I hear you shout. They will be revealed a little later because I think it’s time... -
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Interview with Jim on STP Radio Live
Tuesday, March 19th, I had the pleasure of appearing on STP Radio Live hosted by Rich Hand. This live blogtalk radio show centers around talking with people who are presenting sessions at upcoming Software Test Professionals conferences. (By the way, that’s a picture of Rich, not me!) Rich invited me to talk about test automation in general, plus we covered what my “Automation Isn’t All Shiny Toys” presentation’s about. We also chatted on the main points of my article at STPCon "3 Common Pitfalls when Functional Testing a Web Application.” Our chat on the show covered ...May 27, 2021 1 min read -
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Announcing RadControls for Windows Phone Q1 2012 SP1
Now that Q1 2012 has been out for a while we have managed to gather some very useful feedback from you on the new stuff that we released with it and with Q1 2012 SP1 it’s time to bring it officially to you. Besides the fine tuning of existing functionality, we are really proud to announce one pretty important and powerful new component that can easily make your application shine: RadHubTile: This component brings the Windows Phone home screen experience directly to your app without much complexity. It not only covers all native Tile behaviors (animations, layouts etc.) but delivers even new... -
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MVVM / Declarative Initialization And HTML5 Data Attributes
Since the introduction of Custom Data Attributes in the HTML5 spec, developers have discovered a whole new world of possibilities. When you combine the ability to store arbitrary information in an HTML element with the power of JavaScript, you get some very interesting alternative development experiences. One of... -
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RadDiagram Q2.2012 Roadmap
It was just a month ago when we released the first version of the RadDiagram control/framework and now is time to share with you some plans about the future. We (and our partner and friend - The Orbifold) are very committed to the RadDiagram success and becoming one of the top diagramming frameworks for WPF and Silverlight out there. We will be pushing new features and possibilities as much as possible as well as trying to reach different platforms. Official for Q2 As you already know it is currently in beta state (even we think it is more than a beta) but with the upcoming... -
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Speaking at TechED India this week
After a successful TechDays Hong Kong the week before last, I am off to Bengaluru today to speak at Tech Ed India 2012! Besides the usual running around and talking with customers, partners, attendees, and MVPs, I’ll be doing three breakout sessions: Wednesday @ 12:15 : Beyond Scrum: Kanban and Software Kaizen This is a slight modification of my Introduction to Kanban talk, here are the slides for that one: Kanban View more PowerPoint from Stephen Forte On Wednesday afternoon at 2:15, I’ll be doing a session on Big Data Processing with SQL Server 2012 and Hadoop. I don’t really have any slides for this one besides a few from MS DPE, I plan... -
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Kendo UI At SxSW Interactive 2012
It’s been a whirlwind couple of weeks around here as we get ready for the Q1 Launch of Kendo UI, but that hasn’t stopped us from venturing out into the community to spread the HTML5 and Kendo UI Love. Last week, Brandon and Burke made the... -
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Printing with RadScheduler for WinForms in a Nutshell
As you may already know, Q1 2012 RadControls for WinForms brought to you one much requested feature- native printing support for RadGridView and RadScheduler. Utilizing its capabilities it is as easy as pie to send the data from your control to a printer by calling a single method. However, there are also a variety of options that allow you to customize the appearance of your pages. With this post, we will take a closer look at the features and options of printing that RadScheduler provides out-of-the-box. Let’s say we have a RadScheduler populated with appointments and we want to implement...
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