Sorry for a delay in updating this item as we were migrating from one system to another, but as an update for everyone in this thread I wanted to mention that the Scheduler component was released earlier this month, and you can find the documentation for it right here.

I also recently blogged about an introduction for the new Scheduler component.

The linked blog post also covers some of the functionality we're looking to target next. We are aware that this component does not have 100% of the features offered in our other Scheduler (for jQuery) but will work on targeting more of these features over the upcoming months.

If there are other features and items that you'd like to see in the Scheduler please feel free to open a new feature request (or vote for an existing one) to help with understanding the need for each individual feature that you may be looking for.

as predicted the roadmap for Scheduler changed to "Short-Term Goals (September 2018—January 2019)" This is the way of communicating a delay, shame on you Telerik! We deserve better and want a normal status update.

looking at this (https://www.npmjs.com/package/@progress/kendo-angular-scheduler) things are not looking very bright for us. I realy don't get why Telerik isn't giving any updates on the development as this obviously is a VERY important thing for lots of paying customers. My gut says that we have to cross our fingers and are lucky if we get a first version before the end of the year :(

Any updates?

Please provide an update for when the Scheduler Component will be delivered... We have a complete commercial solution that relies on scheduler and is currently stuck on Angular 1.x 

Is there an update on when the Scheduler Component will be delivered?  We have a couple of projects that will require this component.

Does this scheduler comes with Gannt ?

is this the jquery version: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@progress/kendo-angular-scheduler ????

Any status update on a release coming end of this month that will have scheduler?

We successfully use Scheduler component for Telerik for WPF and we are porting the same app on the Angular framework. 
Scheduler component for Angular is a critical component also for us.

The scheduler is mentioned among the short-term goals (May 2018—September 2018)
on your roadmap page. Could you give us an update on the release date/supported features for the first release? It would greatly help our team organize its work for the upcoming months.

Add an year view also. Something like google calendar

A critical component for our business

do you think septembre 2018 could be possible ?

Absolutely agree, Scheduler should be a very high priority. I have a heavily customized scheduler that runs a manufacturing process across 10+ departments, any thoughts of a conversion for me are blocked on this as the scheduler is the key component. My only path forward at this point would be re-implementation of a similar setup...

provide schedular control for angular

ETA on Scheduler Component .If this is available it makes life easier  .......

Would be nice to have some sort of ETA for this. At least some sort of feedback when this is gonna be on the development todo list.

This component is critical in our application to port new and existing functionality to the new platform.  Without scheduler, we cannot proceed with Kendo and our timeline requires this component ASAP.

Our web platform is made using Kendo and AngularJS, we're planning to migrate to Angular 4+ but we need Scheduler widget for the full porting

It is core component for us. We have a full featured scheduling system.
This has been the no.1 differentiation between Kendo UI and others. 

We need it in high priority

I feel that the Scheduler is an integral part of any complete UI framework.  Please push it up higher in your priority list.  

This is a very important component for us too.
Do you have an ETA for that?

This is a priority component for our application, our team would appreciate that it be ready asap. Thanks for all of your work guys.

Yes, please.  We need Telerik to work on the 'hard stuff'.  Not simple A2 dropdowns or checkboxes that are available everywhere on Github.  The value-added (where it's worth paying the yearly dev fee) is Telerik building complex UI for angular 2.