I've always found this website hard to navigate. In the past when I was trying to learn to use I guess the UI for MVC, I would get lost and end up reading and trying to apply tools that were not made for that platform. I really need to avoid this.
Right now I'm trying to find videos so I can become acquainted with the Telerik tools for ASP.NET web forms. I'm assuming that is the UI for ASP.NET AJAX option. But when I click on the video section, I don't see a list of tools or videos showing how to use the different tools. In fact there is little instructions on the video page at all that gives you direction.
I just want to be introduced to the tools, see how they work, see them applied, etc. Are there any videos or must I read the documentation? I'm not really interested in doing a lot of reading because I don't know what I'll be using. I just want to get up to speed very quickly. Reading requires a lot more effort and requires that you use the tool to really understand how it works.
Any suggestions?
Right now I'm trying to find videos so I can become acquainted with the Telerik tools for ASP.NET web forms. I'm assuming that is the UI for ASP.NET AJAX option. But when I click on the video section, I don't see a list of tools or videos showing how to use the different tools. In fact there is little instructions on the video page at all that gives you direction.
I just want to be introduced to the tools, see how they work, see them applied, etc. Are there any videos or must I read the documentation? I'm not really interested in doing a lot of reading because I don't know what I'll be using. I just want to get up to speed very quickly. Reading requires a lot more effort and requires that you use the tool to really understand how it works.
Any suggestions?
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Hi,
In general you could find useful resources in our online documentation together with the Getting started articles for each of the components as well our online examples website. We have examined in details the UI for ASP.NET controls, their functionality and common application scenarios there. A very useful resource for beginners also is the Corseware which is created for getting started purposes. There you could not only illustrations but also sample code which you could use to to play a bit with in order to get used to the controls configuration and capabilities.
You could find video guides on the following site:
http://tv.telerik.com/products/aspnet-ajax
Last but not least we've created a plenty of sample applications available for download. They are showing the interaction between the different controls in real world scenarios.
PLease feel free to share your feedback and suggestions for improvements of our products in the Public Feedback Portal.
I hope you will find this information helpful.
Regards,
Misho
Telerik
In general you could find useful resources in our online documentation together with the Getting started articles for each of the components as well our online examples website. We have examined in details the UI for ASP.NET controls, their functionality and common application scenarios there. A very useful resource for beginners also is the Corseware which is created for getting started purposes. There you could not only illustrations but also sample code which you could use to to play a bit with in order to get used to the controls configuration and capabilities.
You could find video guides on the following site:
http://tv.telerik.com/products/aspnet-ajax
Last but not least we've created a plenty of sample applications available for download. They are showing the interaction between the different controls in real world scenarios.
PLease feel free to share your feedback and suggestions for improvements of our products in the Public Feedback Portal.
I hope you will find this information helpful.
Regards,
Misho
Telerik
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answered on 15 May 2014, 01:38 PM
Thanks for the information. I'll take a look.