Creating an Ecommerce Marketplace Using Kendo UI and jQuery
In this tutorial we will build an ecommerce marketplace with HTML, CSS, jQuery and some components provided by Kendo UI. An ecommerce application is one where people can place orders for items from...
View ArticleReturn JSON Result with Custom Status Code in ASP.NET Core
Control the format of ASP.NET Core responses and learn how to return a JSON result with custom status code through the help of formatters or directly from the action. When you are creating HTTP APIs,...
View ArticleRender as You Fetch with React Suspense
Suspense lets you asynchronously load data, or any other code asynchronously, and declaratively specify a loading UI while the user is waiting. In this article, I'm going to focus on using Suspense for...
View ArticleDynamic Components with Vue's 'component'
In this article we will explore Vue's <component>, <keep-alive> and how to create dynamically loaded components. A time comes in any Vue developer’s life when you find yourself wishing that...
View ArticleNew Free Ebook: Unit Testing in .NET—The Complete Guide
Unit testing is the No. 1 technique available to the software developer to ensure that a section of an application, known as a unit, meets its design and behaves as intended. We all know how quickly we...
View ArticleXState and JavaScript State Machines with David Khourshid
img { max-width: 100%; } Join us live on React Wednesdays to learn about state machines, how you can use them in your application development and why they're important to know about. If you’re like...
View ArticleThe Only Testing that Matters: Testing through the Eyes of the User
End-to-end testing is the only way to ensure that modern, distributed, loosely coupled applications actually work. And it does that by taking a positive approach to ensuring application quality. Now...
View ArticleWhat’s New in Angular 11?
Let’s take a closer look at the latest Angular 11 updates and what makes it so fast, how you lint, log and inline fonts, and a few other things too. Angular, Google’s JavaScript (TypeScript) framework...
View ArticleYour Monthly December Update for Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core
In the Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core update for December, catch up with what’s new about the product and get a taste of what we are preparing for you in the first release of the new 2021 in January. It...
View Article.NET 5 Is Officially Released and Now Supported by JustMock
The latest Telerik JustMock service pack release supports the official release of .NET 5, helping you take advantage of immediate improvements in performance, functionality and more. Of course, we have...
View ArticleHow to Pass Arguments to Your onclick Functions in Blazor
It's straightfoward to wire up event handlers to HTML events like onClick in your Blazor components, but how can you pass additional information and different types of arguments? Let’s say you want to...
View ArticleDesigning an Effective Signup and Onboarding Process for Your Fintech App
76% of mobile users churn just a week after installing a fintech app. Do you really want such a costly rate of churn? Of course not. To ensure your users get inside the app to see its value, you need...
View ArticleNext-Level React Performance
We're going to learn some techniques and APIs to improve user experience and remove performance problems to take our React apps to the next level. In this article, we’re going to learn more about how...
View ArticleSpeed Up Your Angular Application with Code Splitting
Load speed is critical to the success of our apps. Learn how code splitting works and how it improves load time. Code splitting is a low-hanging fruit when it comes to improving the load speed of our...
View ArticleSkeleton Screens for React Apps
Let’s learn why skeleton screens (wireframe previews) are a better load indicator than the usual old spinners, and then look at how to add them. In this article, we are going to learn more about how...
View ArticleMeet the RadPopUp Control for Xamarin Forms
Let's take a look at the Telerik RadPopUp control for Xamarin Forms. Sometimes we have to present certain important information on our application in order to be able to alert the user in a fast,...
View ArticleTricky, Tricky—Hidden Migration Tips for Vue 3
In this blog post we will explore some tricky migration tips that will help you smoothly embrace Vue 3. “I love the process of migrating to a newer version of our software” —said no developer ever. In...
View ArticleEvaluating an Automated Testing Solution
It’s true not all testing solutions look alike. But one criterium drives not only your choice here, but automated testing in general: It’s the quantified version of “Can you live with it?” Obviously,...
View ArticleThe Future of Hosting with Edge Computing
“Edge computing” is running software closer to the end user. Let’s look at some reasons to consider edge hosting, some use cases for it and some of the challenges involved. As the cost of computing...
View ArticleUnderstanding the JavaScript Destructuring Syntax
Destructuring provides a simple yet effective way of creating variables out of pieces of an array, or properties of an object—this approach usually allows for better and more understandable code. In...
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