One of the problem with using many 3rd party products such as Kendo UI in the past was ensuring that EACH and EVERY developer had the same version of the product installed on their machines!!
If you can just imagine dealing with the administration nightmares with such a product that has multiple releases and hotfixes several times a year!!
Well, thankfully, the Telerik development team has provided a nice resolution to this problem of the past through our all-too-familiar process of NuGet!!
Yes, you heard correctly! You can now distribute your Telerik references such as Kendo UI through pre-built NuGet packages! Woo hoo!
All you have to do is set up your own NuGet Server on your own network by following an article such as this one: https://docs.nuget.org/create/hosting-your-own-nuget-feeds
Then, once that is complete, you can go into your Telerik account and download the appropriate NuGet packages that are available for your various products and drop them onto your NuGet server packages directory.
Then once that is complete, you will get a dialog similar to the following when you browse your NuGet server for packages:
You can get more details about setting up Telerik references on your NuGet server here: http://www.telerik.com/blogs/power-your-projects-with-telerik---now-with-the-convenience-of-nuget
If you can just imagine dealing with the administration nightmares with such a product that has multiple releases and hotfixes several times a year!!
Well, thankfully, the Telerik development team has provided a nice resolution to this problem of the past through our all-too-familiar process of NuGet!!
Yes, you heard correctly! You can now distribute your Telerik references such as Kendo UI through pre-built NuGet packages! Woo hoo!
All you have to do is set up your own NuGet Server on your own network by following an article such as this one: https://docs.nuget.org/create/hosting-your-own-nuget-feeds
Then, once that is complete, you can go into your Telerik account and download the appropriate NuGet packages that are available for your various products and drop them onto your NuGet server packages directory.
Then once that is complete, you will get a dialog similar to the following when you browse your NuGet server for packages:
You can get more details about setting up Telerik references on your NuGet server here: http://www.telerik.com/blogs/power-your-projects-with-telerik---now-with-the-convenience-of-nuget
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