It’s a new year, sure, but we we’re not quite ready to give up our most popular articles of 2014. From simple tips to deep dives into code, these posts have it all!
AngularJS and Kendo UI – Part 1 – Getting Started
We’re bringing together two themes I’ve been developing for the past few months: AngularJS and Kendo UI. These technologies go together like peanut butter and chocolate, and both share two characteristics that are critical to this series:
- The technology is hot, desirable and useful
- The reference documentation is very good, but good tutorials are in short supply
Remote Desktop on a High-DPI Screen
In this blog post, my intention is not to show you how to use DPI-scaling in Windows, but to let you know about a solution I found to one of the more annoying issues I’ve discovered so far with using DPI-scaling: Remote Desktop is not DPI scaling-aware. After I scaled my screen down to full-HD (a simulated 1920 x 1080 starting at 3200 x 1800 at 167% scaling), I opened a remote desktop session to a server I help maintain and immediately noted that it was displayed at my monitor’s full native resolution. It was ignoring my scaling settings, which made everything almost impossible to read.
Read the Article NowiOS Web Inspector on Windows with Telerik AppBuilder
If you have a Mac, you already have tools to inspect and debug web pages on your iOS device. But what if you need to troubleshoot a problem with a web application on iPad when you are running Windows? Google Chrome Developer Tools has Emulation options to run a tab as an iPad in your desktop browser, but it will never be a perfect representation of how the web page will work on an iOS device.
Read the Article NowThree steps to use jQuery UI in ASP.NET MVC 5
Many developers struggle to work with jQuery UI in an ASP.NET MVC application. In this post, I will show you three steps required to start working with jQuery UI in an ASP.NET MVC application. At the end of the post we will take a look at working with the autocomplete widget. These three steps will let you work with jQuery UI in an ASP.NET MVC application.
Understanding IEnumerable and IQueryable in C#
A C-Sharp developer is always puzzled about usage of the following interfaces:
- IEnumerable
- IQueryable
- ICollection
- IList
I see developers are not that confident about usage of the mentioned interfaces. In this post, I am going to discuss basic differences among IEnumerable and IQueryable and in which scenario to use what.
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