What’s New in Telerik UI for WPF With R1 2022
Check out everything that’s new in our Telerik UI for WPF R1 2022 release! We are happy to announce the R1 2022 release of Telerik UI for WPF and Telerik UI for Silverlight! It brings .NET 6 support, a...
View ArticleWhat’s New in WinUI 1.0
Announcing Telerik UI for WinUI 1.0—the latest WinUI release is live today. In this release you will find Windows App SDK 1.0 support with the latest windows styles, new Button controls, plus new...
View ArticleWhat’s New in Telerik UI for Blazor With R1 2022
Telerik UI for Blazor R1 2022 brings 90+ native components: Map, FileSelect, Dialog, Heatmap, QR Code, ColorPicker, REPL code runner, theming options and more! Hey, developer folks! It’s Telerik R1...
View ArticleWhat’s New in Kendo UI for Angular With R1 2022
The R1 2022 release of Kendo UI for Angular is here, bringing five new Angular UI components and 23 new features across our existing Angular components! The R1 2022 release for Kendo UI for Angular is...
View ArticleHappy New R1 2022: What We Shipped for .NET MAUI!
To honor the first Telerik & Kendo UI release of 2022, let’s recap what the .NET MAUI team at Telerik has shipped for this awesome new cross-platform frameworks so far—13+ awesome components!...
View ArticleThe Telerik and Kendo UI R1 2022 Release Is Here—See What’s New!
Highlights in R1 2022 include the only Blazor UI library with 90+ truly native components; .NET 6 Official, Visual Studio 2022 and Angular 13 support; growing .NET MAUI & WinUI suites; REPL...
View ArticleWhat Is Single Project in .NET MAUI?
The .NET MAUI single project makes resource management across platforms a breeze—upload in one place, and it takes care of the rest! Howdy! ♀️ I hope you are doing well! On this occasion, we will...
View ArticleFundamentals of Garbage Collection
Let’s talk about a core computer science concept: garbage collection. It’s key to managing memory for many languages. How does your preferred language handle it? Computer science is the study of...
View ArticleHow To Enable HTTP/2 Traffic Capture Inside Fiddler Everywhere
The Fiddler Everywhere 3.0 release is one we made a big splash about, mainly with the news about it now supporting HTTP/2. By supporting HTTP/2, Fiddler Everywhere allows developers to debug...
View ArticleSands of MAUI: Issue #41
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 ArticleAngular Basics: Beginner Guide to Angular Router
The navigation that the application does to serve you a different view is called routing. Let’s get a solid understanding of routing in Angular. Today we will be looking at one of the many interesting...
View ArticleDraw and Save Signatures Using Telerik SignaturePad for Xamarin
Hello everyone ♀️ and happy new year. The first Telerik UI for Xamarin release for 2022 is here with a brand-new control. Now you can easily draw a signature in your mobile and desktop apps using the...
View ArticleValidating Objects With FluentValidation
In this article, we’ll learn how to use the FluentValidation library and create simple and strongly typed validations. If you work with the C# language or are preparing for it, something that will...
View ArticleThe Guide to PubSub (Publish/Subscribe)
Publish/Subscribe (PubSub) is an asynchronous communication system that allows real-time data streaming, making PubSub essential to many applications. Every developer knows how important performance is...
View ArticleImplementing OAuth 2 Using Node.js
OAuth 2.0 is the industry-standard protocol for authorization. In this post, we are going to implement OAuth 2 Using the Node.js runtime. In this article, we will walk through implementing OAuth on a...
View ArticleInspiring Women: Leslie Ramirez
Meet Leslie Ramirez, Microsoft MVP for her work supporting Spanish speakers learning C#, .NET and Azure. Continuing with our initiative to interview outstanding women in technology,...
View ArticleCode-Splitting: Get a Better Performance When Developing With React
This post covers React Suspense and React Lazy, which can be used to split code, fetch data and set the order at which components are rendered—giving you total control of your project. One of the...
View ArticleSands of MAUI: Issue #42
Welcome to the Sands of MAUI—newsletter-style issues dedicated to bringing together the latest .NET MAUI content relevant to developers. A particle of sand—tiny and innocuous. But put a lot of sand...
View ArticleLatest Telerik UI for .NET MAUI Release: BadgeView, Crypto Tracker Demo App,...
Aloha friends and welcome to the new Telerik UI for .NET MAUI release! As we promised, we are following the Microsoft releases so you can use Telerik UI for .NET MAUI with the latest features of the...
View ArticleAngular Basics: Router Links and Wildcard Routing in Angular
Let’s take another look at routing in Angular—this time how you can use the router link to set up wildcards, so nonexistent URLs bring up a 404 page or redirect users to another page. In this post, we...
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