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  • Productivity Debugging

    Debug Decompiled Code with JustCode

    Debug Decompiled code inside Visual Studio with JustCode Q2 2013.
    June 17, 2013 4 min read
  • People

    Stealing From The Company

    Greetings, fellow testers.  by  idleformat At a recent tech talk on automated testing and building, the statement was made that "not automating tests is like stealing from the company." The speaker’s intent was to stress the importance of what he believes to be a “best practice.” The focus of the talk was to encourage using unit tests and test-driven-development techniques; automating integration, functional and user interface tests; and including them at various points in the product’s build process. These are considered good, productive, time-saving techniques and so it should be obvious that not using them would be bad, ...
    June 15, 2013 3 min read
  • People

    Post Google I/O Rundown

    That's a wrap for Google I/0 2013. Here are the highlights and all things Kendo UI at Google I/O.
    June 14, 2013 4 min read
  • Release

    Telerik Control Panel Improvements – now with more products!

    This post announces the latest version of the Control Panel. Your one stop shop to install and update all of your Telerik products.
    June 14, 2013 2 min read
  • Web ASP.NET AJAX

    How RadDropDownTree for ASP.NET AJAX Became More Useful and Fully Replaced the TreeView in ComboBox Integration

    RadDropDown improved its functionalities with Q2.2013. Now the control is more useful and could resolve more use cases like TreeView in ComboBox integration.
    June 14, 2013 2 min read
  • Web

    Video Blog: 2-Way Sync With KendoUI-Backbone

    In this short video, I'll show you an update on what I've been doing with the KendoUI-Backbone integration project, with 2-way synchronization between a Backbone.Collection and a KendoUI DataSource.
    June 13, 2013 1 min read
  • Mobile

    Data Storage for Windows Store Apps - a Walkthrough

    With the Q2 Release of RadControls for Windows 8 we announced a new Data Storage framework that fills the gap of a local database solution missing in Windows 8/RT. Our solution is based on the well-established SQLite engine but provides additional functionality. Particularly, we implemented a LINQ to SQLite provider and some simple ORM features for the .NET Framework on top of it. On the JavaScript and HTML 5 side, the ORM capabilities are wrapped by a lightweight library which allows JavaScript developers to take advantage of the local database storage using JS objects and standard SQL expressions.
    June 13, 2013 6 min read
  • Web

    The Attack of the Light-Rendered or how Lightweight beats Heavyweight with CSS3 and HTML5

    Lightweight rendering mode is available for five more controls – RadCalendar, RadDock, RadFormDecorator, RadToolTip and RadWindow. Enjoy the benefits from the new HTML5 semantic rendering and the power of CSS3 the Q2 2013 release of the RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX will bring to your application!
    June 13, 2013 6 min read
  • Mobile

    Icenium Everlive Keynote Demo (Recap)

    On May 29th, 2013, several of us participated in a webinar covering the new release of Icenium (you can see a recording of the webinar event here). I had a chance to share a bit about Everlive - a new backend-as-a-service offering allowing you to store data and files, manage users and more in the "cloud". As part of the demo, I created a very simple note-taking mobile app and walked us through tying Everlive into it so we could create, store and retrieve notes, as well as register new users to the application and more. Let's take a brief moment to highlight the relevant (Everlive) portions of the demo app...
    June 13, 2013 5 min read
  • Productivity

    The Power of Code

    Greetings, fellow testers. There's been a lot of talk recently about testers learning to code. I'll say this much here — I think it's important for those of us who are testing software to understand how software works. For some, that means being able to read code. For some, that will turn into an interest or passion for writing code. Some of that code will be automating existing tests, some of it will be automating other tasks that we perform every day — creating data, cleaning up after tests are complete, reporting on our findings, etc. With regard to automating ...
    June 13, 2013 4 min read