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The NavigationView (Hamburger Menu) Arrives in Telerik UI for WPF R1 2019

Another powerful navigation control is coming to Telerik UI for WPF with the Telerik R1 2019 Release - the NavigationView also known as the Hamburger Menu, with the promise of providing a modern and intuitive user experience in your WPF applications.

by Dobrin Grancharov

January 08, 2019 Share
Mobile .NET
Xamarin PDF Viewer Coming in Telerik R1 2019

Viewing and manipulating PDFs is an increasingly common task, but still a cumbersome one - especially on mobile devices. That's where the new PDF Viewer for Telerik UI for Xamarin comes in.

by Dobrin Grancharov

January 08, 2019 Share
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Automated Testing for Mobile Apps

Mobile quality is the largest challenge mobile developers will encounter, with devs dealing with app complexity, device fragmentation, fast release cycle, short user sessions and higher user expectations for mobile applications. In this article, Sean Sparkman walks you through some of the basics of automated UI testing.

by Sean Sparkman

January 07, 2019 Share
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5 Things I'd Teach My Younger Self About Programming

Kamen takes a look back at his last 10 years working as a software developer and offers some advice that any young developer could learn from.

by Kamen Velikov

January 07, 2019 Share
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Think User Testing is a Luxury? Ask Airbnb.

The other day, I was listening to NPR’s How I Built This podcast episode on the creation and success of Airbnb. It’s an outstanding podcast and if you’ve never listened, you should. But that particular episode struck a chord with me because of this: Airbnb literally wouldn’t exist if it hadn’t been for user testing. Find out more in this article.

by Isabelle Carroll

January 04, 2019 Share