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Find RadControls for Windows Phone on the Marketplace
Now you can download RadControls for Windows Phone examples directly on your phone from the Windows Phone 7 marketplace. Check out the unique animations and page transitions, the Window, the UniformGrid and many other controls that can’t be found in the Microsoft Windows Phone toolkit. If you’d like to see the controls in action, check the Mood Swing application also available on the Marketplace. It is built with RadControls for Windows Phone, using RadWindow, RadWrapPanel, RadDatePicker and RadTimePicker. Mood Swing enables you to track your feelings and share them with the world in the most unique and elegant way. Just... -
Productivity Testing
Automated Testing Tools Q3 2010 Service Pack Release
We are pleased to announce the release of our QA Automation Software's official service pack release. This release contains enhancements and updates to our official Q3 release. Updated areas include Licensing, HTML Automation, Silverlight Automation, Command Line Execution, Execution Engine, Test Scheduling, Test Explorer, DOM Explorer, Data Binding, RadControl for ASP.NET AJAX & Silverlight Wrapper and much more, click here to see the detailed release notes. Login to your Telerik account and navigate to the Automated Testing section to get your update today.May 27, 2021 1 min read -
Productivity
Telerik Takes Advantage of the Open Data Protocol (OData)
Telerik, being the pioneer in supporting emerging technologies, not only provides native direct connectivity to the OData protocol in its UI products, but also offers several systems which expose their data using the OData protocol. The Open Data Protocol is a data exchange protocol by Microsoft that enables data transactions to be carried over standard web protocols (HTTP, Atom, and JSON) for querying and updating data. OData is being used to expose and access information from a variety of sources, including but not limited to relational databases, file systems, content management systems, and traditional web sites. The Telerik's OData support extends... -
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Telerik WinForms Plans for Q1 2011
Our first major installment for 2011 (due in Spring 2011) will see vital improvements across some of the most important controls in the Telerik Windows Forms suite. Check the details in the Q1 2011 WinForms Roadmap. Highlights: New control - Wizard Control New major version of RadTreeView for Windows Forms End-user improvements for RadScheduler Office 2010 Backstage view for RadRibbonBar Right-to-Left Language and Localization improvements across all controls ... -
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Win a $250 Amazon Gift Certificate by Answering a Short Survey
Let us know about your reading habits when it comes to print media and you might be the lucky winner of a $250 Amazon Gift Certificate. All you have to do is answer this 7-question survey telling us more about the way you perceive content in print developer magazines and journals. The survey will close on January 5, when we will draw the winner. We will e-mail the winner and announce his/her name in this blogpost on January 6. Thank you in advance for your participation. Your time and consideration is appreciated!... -
Productivity Reporting
Connecting Telerik Reports to XML Data with the ObjectDataSource
Often times, you’ll need to store data from your application in XML files. Well, what if you want to report on this data… it’s not in a database, so how do you do it? I’m happy to say that you can easily report on XML data through the use of the ObjectDataSource component provided with Telerik Reporting. In this blog entry, we’ll take a look at how this can be accomplished. Working with XML Data For this example, I’ve generated some XML data in advance using this helpful data generation website. <Accounts> <Account> ...May 27, 2021 3 min read -
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UI vs. Compositor – Demystifying the main Windows Phone 7 OS threads
Having spent a couple of months focused on Windows Phone 7 development, I must admit that Microsoft have managed to bring something completely unique and intriguing to the mobile world. Not only the fact that the UX has nothing to do with what’s currently on the shelves, but also the whole platform with its potential and developer accessibility make WP7 very thrilling. I really think that ‘Silverlight’ and ‘mobile’ are two words that should have been stick together anytime soon and with WP7 Microsoft made what should bring them back on the scene – they simply brought Silverlight into mobile. In... -
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Introducing the RadNumericUpDown Control for Windows Phone 7
While developing the RadControls for Windows Phone 7 QSF we heavily discussed how the screen real estate should be organized so that we can display as much content as possible without losing on the UX front. We have many examples where user input is required which automatically implies increased amount of controls on the example page and thus leading to difficulties when optimally using the screen space. For instance, our Animation examples allow for adjusting animation parameters to better demonstrate functionality. At the beginning we implemented the input via TextBox elements: we allowed the user to type in the desired value, after that... -
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Integrating your Windows Phone unit tests with MSBuild #1: Introduction
When we started preparing our development infrastructure for the RadControls for Windows Phone 7 suite one of the interesting challenges that we faced was the automation of the unit tests execution. Of course, each developer could run the tests on their local machine manually, but this approach is rather cumbersome, especially when the amount of unit tests grows as the project evolves. Therefore we decided to take some time and research the possibilities for running our unit tests on the Windows Phone emulator automatically by integrating them with our MSBuild projects. The idea we came up with is quite simple in... -
Productivity Testing
How To: Invoke a Mouse Hover Over Event
Invoking a mouse action can come in handy, especially in navigation menus that use hover-over fly-out sub-menus. To get started, select the hover-over highlighting tool from the recording toolbar which is docked to Internet Explorer. Next, select the element on which you would like to invoke the hover over mouse action on, stay hovered, then click the blue bubble. The WebUI Element Menu is now displayed, note the icons highlighted below, these are used to invoke 'Javascript Events' and 'Mouse Actions', select 'Mouse Actions'May 27, 2021 1 min read
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