CodeItLive’s Summer Break: What to Watch While We Are Offline
Entering the last third of the year, we thought we’d hit the pause button and take some time to reflect on our streaming year. Time for a CodeItLive break! What happened on CodeItLive over the previous...
View ArticleBack to School! 5 Ways You Can Improve Educational App Design This Year
As the school year begins for students and educators, app designers/developers need to start thinking about how recent changes to the educational landscape will affect their work. In this post, we’ll...
View Article10 Reasons JS Developers Should Use Corticon.js To Automate Their Business Logic
Capturing and verifying complex business logic in JavaScript application code is a tedious and error prone process—there is a better way. The Challenge Are you a developer spending too much of your...
View ArticleSands of MAUI: Issue #20
Welcome to the Sands of MAUI—newsletter-style issues dedicated to bringing together latest .NET MAUI content relevant to developers. A particle of sand—tiny and innocuous. But put a lot of sand...
View ArticleWhat’s Coming in React 18
React 18 looks promising: automatic state batching, new APIs and a new streaming server renderer—all battled-tested in advance. Let’s take a closer look. React keeps getting better and better every...
View ArticleWhat I Like About C# 9
We’ll start with how I’ve been using some of the new features of C# 9 and why I like them. Then we’ll look at an example that uses a Person class and expands on it. At the end, I may even hint at C# 10...
View ArticleFiddler Jam—Your Secure, One-Pass Approach to Finding and Resolving Bugs
Explore how Fiddler Jam’s Chrome extension can boost remote debugging security credibility with end users while delivering world-class troubleshooting solutions for support teams of all sizes. Finally,...
View ArticleGenerating PDF from HTML in React: An Example of Exporting Data Grids
In this third blog post of the Generate PDF files in React series, we take a look at how to export content and data in advanced UI components like the Data Grid and TreeList. Welcome to the Generating...
View ArticleThe Only Thing Better Than Vacation on MAUI Is a DataGrid for .NET MAUI!
The MAUI team at Microsoft had a busy summer, and so did we! Welcome to the new summer release of Telerik UI for MAUI—it comes with support for Preview 7 and two brand-new controls, DataGrid and Entry!...
View ArticleThe Importance of Maintaining Your Automated Tests
Maintaining your automated tests will make them easier to modify and run smoothly, now and in the long term. Here are a few simple ways you can keep your test suite in optimal condition without...
View ArticleEmbedded Reporting and Blazor Match in Perfect Harmony
Let’s take a look at recent goodies in Telerik Reporting and Report Viewer, including the Blazor Report Designer and our growing Web Report Designer capabilities. The Report Viewer in Telerik Reporting...
View ArticleInteresting Color Strategies That Designers Can Steal From the Movies
I bet you never thought you’d learn how to be a more effective web designer from the likes of Twilight, Guardians of the Galaxy, Schindler’s List and John Wick. But in this article, we look at how...
View ArticleDynamic Forms in Vue with Kendo UI Native Components
How can Kendo UI help you design and develop the perfect form in Vue with ease? Before We Start This post is suited for all levels of frontend developers who use Vue.js, so being conversant with...
View ArticleSands of MAUI: Issue #21
Welcome to the Sands of MAUI—newsletter-style issues dedicated to bringing together latest .NET MAUI content relevant to developers. A particle of sand—tiny and innocuous. But put a lot of sand...
View ArticleReact Calendar vs. React Scheduler: What’s the Difference and When To Use Them
Today we’ll explore the differences between a React calendar and a React scheduler component so you know when to choose one over the other. We’ll also take a look at how to implement a few real-world...
View ArticleHow To Set Project Timelines and Deadlines You Can Meet
It’s always frustrating when a project’s timeline goes off the rails and you know you won’t be able to hit your deadline. You need to get better (i.e. more accurate) about scheduling your design and...
View ArticleExploring Fiddler Jam: Get Your Time Back by Solving Issues Faster
With such a busy market to help you diagnose issues with your web app, why Fiddler Jam? In this post, I lay out the case for Fiddler Jam over other free tools. Your most important resource is time....
View ArticleHow Testers Add Value
If you get your testers involved early enough, they can be the primary tool for ensuring that your users get what they want. In fact, testers can be the part of your process that users regard as “value...
View ArticleAngular Basics: Data Binding Part 1—Interpolation
Data binding can be confusing when you’re getting started in Angular. Let’s break it down! This post explains one-way and two-way data binding, and then goes into detail about interpolation—which you...
View ArticleWhat’s New in .NET 6 for Blazor?
.NET 6 is coming and, with it, some notable Blazor improvements. Dynamic components, hot reload, Blazor MAUI apps—the list goes on and on. Here are some of the main highlights. .NET 6 is shaping up...
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