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Category Archives: Kendo
KendoNg–Part 2–Data
This is the second in my new series on Kendo UI and AngularJS, which I’m guarantee affectionately calling KendoNg Continue reading
AngularJS and Kendo UI–Part 1–Getting Started
Today I launch a new series of postings, 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 … Continue reading
Posted in AngularJS, Kendo
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Learning Kendo? This is the book!
OK, it is somewhat questionable for me to recommend a book that I contributed to and that is published by the company I work for, but I honestly believe that Falafel Software’s new Kendo UI Nuts And Bolts is the … Continue reading
Posted in Kendo, Training
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I’ll be speaking at DevIntersections/Angle Brackets
April 13-16, 2014 at JW Marriott Grande Lakes, Orlando Florida I’m thrilled to say that I’ll be speaking at Angle Brackets. Angle brackets is “a conference for lovers of the Web.” It has been described as “the conference for those … Continue reading
Posted in ASP.NET, Community, JavaScript, Kendo, Languages, Learning, MVVM, One ASP.NET, Presentations, Training
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Programming Style–Kendo & jQuery
Which of the following do you prefer? Which is easier to read? Which is easier to write? Which is easier to maintain? var dataItem = this.target().closest(“.k-grid”).data(“kendoGrid”).dataSource.getByUid(this.target().closest(“tr”).data(“uid”)); Or… var dataItem = this.target() .closest(“.k-grid”) .data(“kendoGrid”) .dataSource .getByUid(this.target().closest(“tr”).data(“uid”)); Or… var grid = … Continue reading
A Baker’s Dozen on Web Applications
I am in the middle of unrolling on Pluralsight, a complete entry-level program in developing Web Applications, with a focus on free and open-source software. At its heart are these courses: Getting Started With ASP.NET MVC, ServiceStack and Bootstrap Building … Continue reading
Posted in AngularJS, ASP.NET, Community, CSS3, Essentials, HTML5, JavaScript, Kendo, Learning, MVC, MVVM, News, One ASP.NET, Patterns & Skills, Pluralsight, Programming, Tools and Utilities, Training
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New Pluralsight Course: Kendo And MVC From Scratch
Very pleased to announce my latest Pluralsight course: Kendo and MVC From Scratch. Kendo is rapidly becoming one of the most popular frameworks for building professional looking web applications. More than just a beautiful set of widgets and data-visualizations, … Continue reading
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Kendo UI & DataViz training
Very pleased to announce that starting in October I’ll be conducting Kendo UI and DataViz training for Falafel Software. Kendo UI bundles everything you need to create modern web applications in one box. No more searching the web for the … Continue reading
