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Telerik OpenAccess headed towards a year full of new features and enhancements
With Q1 2009 Telerik will introduce the first set of major improvements to OpenAccess ORM that are part of the aggressive 2009 roadmap. The first major enhancement in this release is the improved LINQ support, which has been validated with the Microsoft 101 LINQ Samples. This will give you more control and make data access even easier. Another highlight is the implementation of stored procedures for read and write operations. This will allow developers to reuse existing SQL code. Under higher security requirements the stored procedures can be used for all insert, update and delete operations to inject additional checks in the... -
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Download Section Changed
Yesterday we launched a new, significantly updated version of our 'Purchases and Downloads' pages. We listened to your feedback and we made a lot of improvements. The ambiguously named 'Purchases and Downloads' section is gone. Now we have just a 'Downloads' page, as well as a 'Billing History' page, both accessible straight from the main 'Your Account' section. What was wrong with the old version? The page consisted of a list of expandable panels for each product. The panels were slow to expand. Each panel used to have 4 tabs. The first tab didn't contain a lot of useful information, since most people... -
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RadDock for WinForms in Q1 2009 and beyond
A couple of months back we posted the Q1 2009 WinForms Roadmap and gave you a brief overview of what the new version of RadDock (or should I say RadDockingManager) will offer. I know that some of you have been waiting for it for some time now, so I decided to give you a detailed overview of what to expect. In next week’s Q1 2009 you will find improved memory disposal, and numerous bug fixes. Although memory management has been given a nice upgrade, the rest is not too exciting, because we will release the same old RadDockingManager, with a facelift. The exciting... -
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Add Telerik.com to Your Browser Search Box
Did you know you can search all the Telerik resources without actually visiting the pages? To add telerik.com to your browser search box... 1. go to telerik.com, 2. expand the search box, 3. choose "Add Search Providers" and select the search options you would like to... -
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Meet Telerik.Web.Design.dll
This blog post has been updated !!! If you tried our Q1 2009 Beta you have probably noticed that there is a brand new assembly installed in your GAC - Telerik.Web.Design.dll. We decided to separate the design-time code from the web control implementation code. The reasons are many - better separation of concerns, less assembly references for the main assembly (Telerik.Web.UI.dll). We now have the freedom to extend the design time capabilities of RadControls for ASP.NET Ajax without bloating the main control assembly. Why didn't we make it that way from the beginning? The only reason is that Visual Studio 2008... -
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RadChart for Silverlight to be Added to the Silverlight Suite
The approaching Q1 2009 release has a lot to offer to all Silverlight fans, as we are adding one more major control to the suite – RadChart for Silverlight. The control comes with 18 predefined chart types that transform various business scenarios into interactive, rich, animated charts. Built natively for Silverlight, the chart control has a rich and flexible API and can be bound to various data services. With its interactivity and animations, Telerik Silverlight Chart leverages the capabilities of the Silverlight platform and allows you to create rich visualizations of business data. The control comes with several predefined skins, but you... -
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Our First Basta!
Or another successful conference for Telerik We exhibited for a first time at Basta!, the biggest conference for the German speaking .NET community that took place in Darmstadt, Germany, February 23-27, 2009. Telerik was one of the sponsors of the conference – if you visited the event, you must have seen our booth at the Maritim Hotel, as well as the green conference lanyards provided by Telerik. Nobody could resist passing by our nice booth; everyone who stopped by got a great Telerik T-shirt and watched our staff run demos of our products, including the latest one - Telerik WebUI Test Studio.... -
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Telerik Reporting: Get to Know Your Tools
Another webinar is down in the history books. Last Thursday I hosted Telerik Reporting: Get to Know Your Tools, an hour-long webinar which focused on the toolbox items available as part of Telerik’s Reporting tool. I covered all 8 report items, from the TextBox to the Chart to the Barcode, in detail. Thanks to those who attended, I hope you found the content to be useful. If you missed it, don’t worry; the webinar was recorded and is now available on Telerik TV for your viewing pleasure. Click here to view Telerik Reporting: Getting to Know Your Tools on Telerik TV For the...May 27, 2021 1 min read -
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Webinar: Client-Side Tips & Tricks for the RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX
For all of you eagerly awaiting this week's webinar, here you go! The topic is "Client-Side Tips & Tricks for the RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX" and it will be held at the usual time for our webinars: Thursday, March 5th, 11AM EST Register Now! The webinar is hosted on GoToWebinar and is absolutely FREE. Here is a quick abstract on what will be covered: Join Telerik Evangelist Kevin Babcock as he takes you on a tour of the client-side capabilities of the RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX. You'll discover how to achieve enormous performance gains by using the ...May 27, 2021 1 min read -
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RadChart for Silverlight
Mid March is coming and there are a lot of good news for our Silverlight controls to be shared with all of you – the 2009 Q1 release is near. Along with the official version of RadGridView, RadDocking, RadEditor CTP and a bunch of new features and improvements, RadChart for Silverlight is also coming into play. With the 2009 Q1 release we'll introduce 2D charts for Silverlight that share the same appearance and behavior as their counterparts in WPF. This is due to the fact that both of the suites share common codebase and API. I’m sure the next question will be...
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