Telerik Developer Digest Issue 2: March 18, 2015

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Issue 2

March 18, 2015

Telerik Developer Digest

Welcome

Welcome to a collection of the best articles from the Telerik Developer Network and around the web, curated by a group of developers at Telerik who are just like yourself.

From the Telerik Developer Network

Getting Started with Jekyll

Brian Rinaldi walks through building and deploying a static web site using the Jekyll static site generator and Liquid templating.

Telerik Developer Network

Adding Audio to Web Apps

A look at some ideas for incorporating simple audio-enhanced UI interactions to a Web application.

Telerik Developer Network

Sins and Virtues of the Remote Worker

Sam Basu shares his personal tips and tricks for remote workers to scale for increased productivity.

Telerik Developer Network

Build Your First Google Wear App

Michael Crump walks through the steps of building and deploying a simple, example Google Wear app that includes voice recognition.

Telerik Developer Network

Kendo UI Q1 2015 has landed

In addition to its existing great features, we are introducing responsive improvements across the board, helping you build responsive apps for the mobile web with minimal to no effort.

Telerik Blog

Around the Web

The Modern JavaScript Developer's Toolbox

The first in a series by David Haney covers a brief history of JavaScript and popular tools, frameworks and IDEs.

InfoQ

Getting Started with TypeScript

Basem Emara gives an overview of interfaces and classes in TypeScript and how to use them.

Falafel Software

Google introduces app-approval process for Android developers

All apps will now go through a manual approval process before they will appear on the Play Store to check for violations or malware.

Mashable

.NET Design Patterns – A Fresh Look

A new look at some existing design patterns and how you can use them in the real world from Raj Aththanayake.

DotNetCurry

What are Web Components and why are they important?

An overview of the WebComponent standard and which browsers currently support Web Components.

Leon Revill

Creating Icons for the Apple Watch

A a new template specifically for creating icons for the Apple Watch.

Michael Flarup

A Preview of Angular 2 and TypeScript in Visual Studio

A look at the Visual Studio support for both Angular 2 and the new TypeScript features it uses.

MSDN

Using the HTML5 History API

The HTML5 History API gives developers the ability to modify a website’s URL without any full page refreshes required (so it’s commonly used in single page JavaScript apps, for example).

Robin Rendle