RadDataGrid is a highly flexible and very powerful tool. In this post we look at how to set the color of a cell within a column conditionally -- if a condition is true, make the column entry red, otherwise, white.

This how-to blog post demonstrates how to create a custom skin (in our case a Green variation of the existing Metro skin) using Telerik's Visual Style Builder tool for ASP.NET AJAX.

Q1 is already behind our back and we took the time right after it to sit down and carefully think about our next steps. We were trying to answer questions like where we want to be in Q2, what the main customer scenarios are, how we can help our customers achieve those scenarios, how we can use our resources in the most efficient way, who we’re targeting, etc. As a result we outlined a comprehensive plan including tons of significant improvements and new features as well as major new initiatives that will take Telerik DevCraft to another level in Q2 2013.

Here comes another dose of our “What’s new in Q1 2013” series. After we showed you how to get the most out of our PDF Viewer, we’ll present to you top three new features you’ll love about RadChartView.

JustCode delivers low friction WinJS Unit Testing with QUnitMetro! Read this post to see how easy it is.

Read more about what is coming in the Q1 2013 SP1 release of RadControls for ASP.NET AJAX

This article demonstrates how you can use encrypted connection strings with Telerik OpenAccess ORM within your web applications.

AppMock is Windows RT prototyping tool that allows you to easily create wireframes, mockups and prototypes on your tablet or desktop. Some of the most important features are - advanced designer surface, tons of built-in galleries, navigation links, executable projects, sync with the cloud and many more.

Learn more about memory management and the inner workings of .NET Garbage Collection.

Writing CSS tends to be mundane for the most part of it. Yes, it has truly exciting moments in a twisted kind of way, but for the majority of the time it's the same thing line after line, after line, after line… Thankfully, we have Sass