Welcome to our fifth and final installment in this series on visualizing data with Progress KendoReact! For our final article, I’ll demonstrate how to allow users to export tabular data from our web application. This technique allows for the application’s extensibility and allows users to create their own visualizations and interpretations from the data. Previous…
Welcome to the fourth installment of our series on visualizing data with Progress KendoReact. Today we’ll be plugging our data into KendoReact components and building out multiple visualizations for the same set of data. At the end of this article, we’ll display different subsets of our data as both bar charts and a table of…
We recently had the opportunity to build a relatively small prototype application with the front-end JavaScript framework Svelte. Along the way, we took note of some issues we came across as Svelte beginners to help other developers that might come across similar issues. Svelte Applications vs. Components One of the features that drew us to…
Welcome to the third installment in our series on Data Visualization with Progress KendoReact. We created a dynamic layout within our single-page React application using KendoReact’s layout functionality. Today we’ll be taking a step away from the view and working on, arguably, the most important part of our application: the data itself. KendoReact is quite…
Mike Labriola presented “Building Pieces, Assembling Applications” to the Chicago React meetup on September 30th, 2020. If you want to learn more about how to split apart your application and reassemble it for lazy loading, code splitting, and better performance, the recording is available on YouTube. Mike structured the presentation as a practical code walkthrough…