Working with ASP.NET Core and Data Grids
ASP.NET Core is here and it’s cross-platform, which is kind of awesome. It’s also a bit different from MVC 5, which is kind of annoying. I’ll be the first to admit that I haven’t written any ASP.NET...
View ArticleThe State of the Union in ASP.NET Core
This week on the Telerik Developer Network has been focused on ASP.NET Core. Obviously, the ASP.NET Core presents a major change for .NET developers. So our team is here to discuss what it all means in...
View ArticleThe .NET Core 2 Wave
Will 2017 be the year of .NET Core? Of course it will! I sat down with Scott Hunter (Director of Program Management for the .NET Platform) on the Eat Sleep Code podcast to talk about all things .NET....
View ArticleBuild and Deploy Your ASP.NET Core Application with Apache
ASP.NET Core is the latest web framework from Microsoft that supports development with C# and the .NET Framework. In this latest incarnation of ASP.NET, you can choose to use an alternative .NET...
View ArticleWhat is the Universal Windows Platform (UWP)?
Universal Windows Platform (UWP) is an evolution of the Windows Runtime model that grew out of Universal Windows 8 apps into a broader multi-device strategy for Windows 10. However, for many...
View Article5 Features to Watch in Visual Studio 2017
The Visual Studio (VS) engineering teams have shifted into overdrive as they curate the next major release of their flagship IDE. Rather than resting on their laurels, they're making informed decisions...
View ArticleUnderstanding Xamarin.Forms Layouts
The first article in this series on Xamarin.Forms looked at some of the features that the toolkit provides, and how it is more than just UI controls. Of course, Xamarin.Forms does provide a rich set of...
View ArticleUI for Xamarin Deep Dive: Must-Have Interactivity with ListView
Welcome to Day 2 of our UI for Xamarin series. Hope you have started off on the right foot and have your ammunition all set. Let's take on a hard-hitting must-have UI control today! As is the case,...
View ArticleUI for Xamarin Deep Dive: Typing Efficiency with AutoComplete
Welcome to Day 5 of our UI for Xamarin article series. You survived the long reads! On the plus side, hopefully your mobile app is coming together nicely using specialized polished UI controls. Let's...
View ArticleUsing XAML in Xamarin.Forms
XAML or eXtensible Markup Language is a declarative language used for creating user interfaces in Xamarin.Forms. I already know what you're thinking: Why would I want to use a markup language when I...
View Article7 Killer Visual Studio 2017 Features for Mobile Developers
So you are a mobile developer who is looking for some sanity amidst a plethora of frameworks, platforms and tooling? Maybe you are wondering if Visual Studio is the right IDE for you? I believe it is....
View ArticleA Developer’s Perspective on Microsoft’s /BUILD Announcements
As the makers of your beloved Telerik developer tools for .NET ninjas and as partners, Progress has a big presence at Microsoft's /BUILD conference. We want developers to be successful as Microsoft...
View ArticleMicrosoft Announces Windows Template Studio
Ed Charbeneau had the amazing opportunity to sit down and talk with Michael Crump and Clint Rutkas from Microsoft on Eat Sleep Code, the official Telerik podcast. Michael and Clint have been hard at...
View ArticleA Monster Build Recap
On this episode of Eat Sleep Code, James Chambers unpacks the highlights from Microsoft Build 2017. The importance of AI and Machine Learning for developers is discussed. James shares his interest in...
View ArticleIntroducing JustAssembly: A Lightweight .NET Assembly Diff Tool
On behalf of the engineering team, I'm incredibly excited to announce a new tool we've built for .NET developers called JustAssembly! JustAssembly is a free and open source .NET assembly diff and...
View ArticleHigh Speed Bug Discovery With Fuzzing
On this episode of Eat Sleep Code, Craig Stuntz discusses his technique of using fuzzing to discover bugs in software. Craig shares his perspective on where fuzzing fits in the QA process, and why bug...
View ArticlePerks of using UI for ASP.NET MVC
Whether you code in pure JavaScript, Angular, Microsoft's ASP.NET MVC or PHP, Kendo UI allows you to code in whatever language you're most comfortable with. Kendo UI has implementations for jQuery,...
View ArticleToolkits, Toolkits, Toolkits!
As a UWP developer, you have many options to help build your application quickly and reliably. In fact, there are so many options that you may feel like you can choose only one. Luckily, that’s not the...
View ArticleConsuming Azure Machine Learning in ASP.NET Core
Azure Machine Learning (ML) provides the infrastructure for building custom machine learning models. Once an Azure ML predictive model is deployed as a web service, a REST API is used to communicate...
View ArticleBuilding Reusable UI Components in ASP.NET Core
In recent years, the modern web platform has propelled itself forward at the speed of light. Open source web development communities have popped up on GitHub like canvas tents at peak-season campsites;...
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