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<div class="general-const"><p>This is a rare case of both old logos being pretty good and not necessarily needing an update except for the acquisition of Telerik by Progress driving the need for a change. The new logo is on par with both of the old logos. It's pretty good. Nothing earth-shattering nor revelatory. The icon has a double read as a series of growing arrows/chevrons but also as a kind of nested-cube-Russian-doll that is perhaps unintentional given how the logo is reproduced as a sculpture.</p></div>
<div class="general-calc"><p>This is a rare case of both old logos being pretty good and not necessarily needing an update except for the acquisition of Telerik by Progress driving the need for a change. The new logo is on par with both of the old logos. It's pretty good. Nothing earth-shattering nor revelatory. The icon has a double read as a series of growing arrows/chevrons but also as a kind of nested-cube-Russian-doll that is perhaps unintentional given how the logo is reproduced as a sculpture.</p></div>
<div class="general-plot"><p>This is a rare case of both old logos being pretty good and not necessarily needing an update except for the acquisition of Telerik by Progress driving the need for a change. The new logo is on par with both of the old logos. It's pretty good. Nothing earth-shattering nor revelatory. The icon has a double read as a series of growing arrows/chevrons but also as a kind of nested-cube-Russian-doll that is perhaps unintentional given how the logo is reproduced as a sculpture.</p></div>
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