Telerik Controls Examples (XAML) for Windows 10

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Category: Productivity
Published by: Telerik ?
Size: 12.5 MB
Permissions:
- Access your Internet connection
Supported processors: x86, x64, ARM
Language: English (United States)
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* Fixes For full Release notes of the Q2 2014 (2014.2.617) version of Telerik UI for Windows 8 XAML, visit: http://www.telerik.com/support/whats-new/windows-8/release-history/q2-2014

Telerik Controls Examples (XAML)

This application will guide you through the diverse components and features that Telerik UI for Windows 8 XAML provide. You will find a sample demo of each RadControl and feature. From the experts in XAML and Windows Phone development - Telerik UI for Windows 8 XAML controls are designed for building touch-centric, rich data browsing Windows 8.1 apps that run on tablets and large screens. The suite is your shortcut to the intersection of functionality, cost savings and quick time to market. Get first-hand experience with the 1st toolset that will enable you to be successful in the marketplace or enterprise. You will find beautifully designed data visualization components (Chart, Gauge and BulletGraph) as well as various input controls such as Date/Time pickers. This application will guide through the rich behavior and features of RadControls in a simple, fast and fun way.

Features:

Features examples for:
Grid
Chart
Gauge
BulletGraph
DatePicker
TimePicker
AutoCompleteBox
Pagination
HubTile
Calendar
NumericBox
Map
RadialMenu

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14 comment

11 July 2016

yaogyaogyu78@hotmail.com

8 April 2016

Wow! Thanks For The Free App! And Kudo's To The Developer!

15 January 2016

yaogyaogyu78@outlook.com

28 March 2014

good job Telerik

7 February 2013

13 January 2013

Want to see code on the desktop? Instead of flipping, right click and click the "View Code" button on the app bar. The app is working well so far and provides good introductory help.

29 November 2012

Good work

28 November 2012

I love Telerik's controls and have used them in the past. They have always been very easy to use and offer a lot of extended functionality. Right now, these controls have an introductory price of $99 -- that's good, but with a final price of nearly $1000, what are you thinking Telerik!?!? I would pay upwards of $300, so until you come up with realistic pricing, only 4 stars -- or offer hobbyist packages with a subset of the full controls.

20 November 2012

I expected more than that from Telerik

18 November 2012

I've used Telerik's ui toolkits for Silverlight and Windows Phone and this looks like a good start for Windows 8. To see the source code if you are not on a tablet that supports dynamic screen orientation changes, bring up the app bar by right-clicking or swiping from the top or bottom of the screen.