I’m working on a project using the new Telerik UI for Windows Universal, specifically the Rating control. This control is highly customizable, supporting different shapes and symbols, and is surprisingly easy to modify. In my case, I was satisfied with the default Star symbol, but needed to modify the color. I expected to see this as a simple property of […]
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In my last post we explored how easy it is to dive into Icenium to create cross-platform HTML5 hybrid mobile applications. This time we’ll take a closer look at the project files and how they work together by creating a blank project and using it to display a “Hello, World” message. Creating a Blank Project […]
This is the first in a series of blog posts that will chronicle my journey through Telerik’s Icenium mobile development platform. In this intro, I’ll talk about my experience setting up the Icenium environment, and running my first project on both the simulator and my test device. Two Sides of the Same Coin Icenium is […]
I was doing some coding today when I discovered something very slick about Telerik’s JustCode tool I just had to share. I needed to add a property to a class, and my coding style puts private properties and their public accessors in separate #regions. I added the private member to the “Private Properties” region, and […]