Hi Vishal,
Thanks for your interest.
We don't implement wrappers, because they don't provide optimal Blazor developer experience and it's also double work.
However, if you are fine with wrappers, you can implement a Blazor wrapper for our Kendo UI TaskBoard on your own and include only the features that you need most.
Another possible option might be to use the ListBox, which we will release in one month. It will also provide means to display items in columns next to each other, and move items from one component to another.
Regards,
Dimo
Progress Telerik
Hello team,
It would be very nice if you can consider this as we are building dashboards and would like to showcase bookings in the form of Kanban board so that Operation Manager understand at which stage each booking is and can take appropriate action.
I really dont want to integrate Syncfusion now. May be just give us wrapper like them and when Blazor get Drag and drop , then you release an update.
Regards,
Vishal
Yes it's only html, but the point of buying the controls is Docs, EaseOfUse, Dev Speed etc...
I also need a Kanban with advanced features like ColumnDragAndDrop, Swimlane, GroupColumnSlector
Also I agree allowing the tile layout to dnd would be a a close one. I also created this
https://www.telerik.com/forums/tilelayout-improvementsThe tile layout control is very close. If you modified that control to allow drag and drop between different TileLayout controls that would make it really easy to accomplish this.
You could also do something like allowing a little more control within a single component to allow it to work:
Thinking it through you could also use the example where you drag and drop between grids to accomplish this.
Hello all,
There is now a TaskBoard widget in Kendo (https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/taskboard/index) that you can consider using as a Telerik product (Kendo components come with DevCraft licenses already) as explained here: https://github.com/telerik/blazor-ui/tree/master/common/kendo-in-blazor.
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Marin Bratanov
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Hello Kelly,
A kanban is, essentially, a set of containers and sets of cards. Cards, you can already do with a little bit of HTML (see here and here for some live examples, the classes and HTML would be the same in our Blazor suite), the columns could probably be a loop over a descriptor so you can define them in the data, and the missing piece is the drag-and-drop functionality. Perhaps, if we implement a draggable component, that would make it easier, and for the time being any other such draggable component should work too.
Regards,
Marin Bratanov
Progress Telerik