Telerik has long made a wide range of tools for developers, ranging from the Kendo UI jQuery framework to the cross-platform development service Icenium and numerous related backend services for mobile and desktop apps. Today, the company is combining all of these tools under the “Telerik Platform” moniker.
Telerik today announced the new Telerik Platform that adapts to any development approach—web, hybrid or native, as well as to ever-evolving app development requirements. Instead of forcing developers to choose between native, hybrid or web like most vendors, Telerik provides the first platform that enables developers to build compelling apps for any screen with the only end-to-end, yet modular platform combining rich UI tools with powerful cloud services. Developers can immediately sign up for a comprehensive trial or a free starter edition at Telerik.com and experience what it means to develop for any approach, OS, device and technology.
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