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Most web content management platforms support mobile: whether that's responsive design, mobile websites or mobile apps. Sitefinity 6.0 supports all three. Let's take a look.

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Testers are the unsung heroes of app development. They have to keep stumbling into the potholes so that, eventually, all the faults are found and the street is paved, smooth and ready for a nice drive. To help lessen the testing pain for iOS devices, Telerik has unveiled its latest version of Test Studio for iOS, with a cloud sync web portal. 

Telerik wants to reinvent cross-platform mobile development. This week, the provider of software application and content management solutions released Icenium, which they describe as the industry’s first Integrated Cloud Environment, or ICE, combining the cloud with a local development environment.

Telerik kicks its web experience management plans in to high gear with the release of new content personalization capabilities and multi-site management for Sitefinity Web CMS.

Web CMS vendor Telerik is adding enhancements including support for ASP.NET MVC (model view controller) and the Razor rendering engine, as well as a redesigned email campaign management tool, to the new version 5.1 of the ASP.NET-based Sitefinity CMS.

Tools provider Telerik is adding support for tablets in its new release of Kendo UI Complete. The updated suite of Web, DataViz and management tools for developers now also offers server-side wrappers for ASP.NET MVC, supporting development of HTML5 and Javascript mobile apps and sites.

Sitefinity CMS maker Telerik has decided to make its OpenAccess ORM tool free to software developers building data tools for database platforms like Oracle, MySQL, SQL Server and PostgreSQL.

 While developing a mobile app in HTML5 makes it easier to integrate with core systems and eliminates the effort to develop different versions of the app for different platforms, native applications offer advantages in terms of layout and performance. Telerik says it has bridged the gap between HTML5 convenience and native platform performance with its Kendo UI Mobile interface for mobile app developers.

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The mobile web is exploding -- it's true. And the good news is that intelligently addressing the needs of your mobile visitors doesn't have to be intimidating or resource intensive.

Yes, building mobile experiences is not a simple as publishing your website for a smaller screen. But, you also do not need to create completely separate code bases and content.

What if you could design and deploy all your content across all devices appropriately using a single environment and a single set of templates? The key, according to the Telerik team, is to develop your mobile strategy based on "responsive design".

Using responsive design you can:

• Create and manage your content in a single location and have it reflected appropriately across channels and devices.
• Manage a single URL regardless of device used to access your site.
• Automatic adjust the size of screens without doing device detection or redirecting the user to other locations.
• Manage web properties without additional server logic.

Responsive design concepts, product solutions and means of building mobile experiences will be address in an upcoming one hour interactive webinar on April 11 at 8am Pacific / 11am Eastern / 16:00 GMT.

Is mobile on your mind? If so, you can reserve your seat here.

The latest release of Telerik's Sitefinity Web CMS includes mobile features that adapt web content for the variety of available screen sizes.

 Telerik has been busy. The software development provider announced its first quarter release, and it includes updates to almost every developer tool in the company’s portfolio.

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Telerik has released version 4.3 of its Sitefinity .NET Web content management system. And like we expected, there are more capabilities to support the online customer experience.