Hi,
Was trying to get some of the controls working in the demo using the online documentation, but noticed it is only given in C#. While I'm well aware that there are online conversion tools (you have one too), I was hoping Telerik of all companies would buck the ignorant trend of the many .Net sites and treat VB developers as equals. I mean, we already deal with C# being the default examples on all of the other controls.
Not trying to get down on Telerik in any way, shape or form. Just an observation.
Going back to the WPF documentation, I'm assuming you're still working on it and am hopeful that you'll include documentation for the other 50-60% of the developers out there. Also, some procedural code examples would be awesome as well. Currently, there are examples of how th dynamically build the controls that way.
Thanks,
Kurt
Was trying to get some of the controls working in the demo using the online documentation, but noticed it is only given in C#. While I'm well aware that there are online conversion tools (you have one too), I was hoping Telerik of all companies would buck the ignorant trend of the many .Net sites and treat VB developers as equals. I mean, we already deal with C# being the default examples on all of the other controls.
Not trying to get down on Telerik in any way, shape or form. Just an observation.
Going back to the WPF documentation, I'm assuming you're still working on it and am hopeful that you'll include documentation for the other 50-60% of the developers out there. Also, some procedural code examples would be awesome as well. Currently, there are examples of how th dynamically build the controls that way.
Thanks,
Kurt
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Hi Kurt,
Indeed our documentation is still a work in progress and a lot has to be added and improved. I fully agree that missing VB code is omission on our side but it is definitely not intended to discriminate the VB developers in any way. I want to assure you that we will do our best to fill the gaps in our documentation as soon as possible.
Thank you for your feedback and cooperation.
Sincerely yours,
Hristo
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Indeed our documentation is still a work in progress and a lot has to be added and improved. I fully agree that missing VB code is omission on our side but it is definitely not intended to discriminate the VB developers in any way. I want to assure you that we will do our best to fill the gaps in our documentation as soon as possible.
Thank you for your feedback and cooperation.
Sincerely yours,
Hristo
Unit Manager
the Telerik team
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answered on 14 Oct 2012, 05:52 PM
Any vb love yet?
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answered on 14 May 2014, 08:11 PM
No vb Yet ?