The Toolbar was recently release with R2 2018.  We were looking forward to this component but noted that the "Overflow" anchor property has not been implemented.  This is the most compelling feature on the JQuery version.  Can you revisit the toolbar code and add this feature?

Create a Overlay Component for Waiting Screens when you load Data from Backend Services, ....

- With Flexible Loading Icon
- Perhaps as ngRx Extension,
- Inceting a service where you can just call ShowOverlay or HideOverlay, ...

Ditto this request for the Angular version of Kendo UI:
http://kendoui-feedback.telerik.com/forums/127393-kendo-ui-feedback/suggestions/2870874-drag-and-drop-dock-portal-like-telerik-raddock-con

This is exactly what I want however it's not available for Angular 2+.
http://golden-layout.com/examples/

Regarding not only DateTime Pickers, but Data Query in general, it would be great if you could offer the option to automatically remove the time offset in OData path.
Please find an example below:
We need to retrieve all data concerning the date "2000-01-01".
Data are stored as shown below:
Date1:	"2000-01-01T00:00:00+02:00"
Date2:	"2000-01-01T00:00:00+03:00"
The OData path constructed is the following:
"... or cfTrade/TradeDate eq 2000-01-01T00:00:00.000Z..."
So, no Date is actually retrieved.

There appear to be no decent solutions for PDF viewing in Angular in handling viewing of downloaded PDF files that works intelligently and consistently across all desktop and mobile browsers, and supports navigation, saving, and printing.

1. The Angular Kendo Report Viewer is limited to Telerik reports generated using the Telerik Report web infrastructure and doesn't handle PDFs from other sources.

2.  There is an open source Angular viewer, that provides reasonable viewing and navigation, but doesn't support save to file. or print.

https://github.com/VadimDez/ng2-pdf-viewer

3.  Syncfusion have a very nice Angular PDF viewer, but requires buying there whole Angular suite.  

https://help.syncfusion.com/angular/pdfviewer/getting-started  
A Kendo Angular PDF Viewer Component
 

Date/Time components currently only support date objects for binding, but API calls typically return dates as strings. I would like the option to enable any date/time component to convert strings to date objects during binding. A boolean property such as AllowDateTypeConversion would be nice and allow developers to avoid boilerplate code in all their http service calls.

Similar to bootstrap btn-success, btn-danger, etc there should be different styling themes for buttons and other components.

It'll be awesome if you can have required packages in the package.json file in StackBlitz based on sample. An example, If I'm looking at Kendo Menu sample code in StackBlitz I can just go to package.json and see all the required packages I need to work with Kendo Menu.

To change the topView or bottomView property I have to set the value as string. E.g. topView="month". To be typesave I like to use the CalendarViewEnum in my typescript code. When I bind the enum in the view, the enum-value is set.
But unfortunately the enum value is a number and not a string.
I must convert the enum value like:

public getBottomView(): string {
     return CalendarViewEnum[this._bottomView];
}

Live would be easier if string enums would be used.

Multiple date picker, single date pick, date range pick. Please add all functionality in angular date component.

Same layout as TimePicker, except:
- first part (hours) allows negative sign. Popup will display hours from -23 through 23.
- boolean 'allowDays'. Displays a "days.hours:minutes" format. Negative sign still allowed on first part (which is now days instead of hours).
- boolean 'allowSeconds'. Displays also a seconds part.
- number 'value' property containing the current value. The integer part is days, the fractional part the hours and minutes. (Date object would also be nice, I don't see how to specify a negative value.)

We have a regular need for a non-grid scroller that scrolls over a list of items, virtualizing the instances of the item renderers. The grid does this of course, but it would be quite a hack to implement this for non-grid situations such as a list of cards or panels. Ideally this would work similarly to the grid and support infinite scrolling via the calculated dispatching of pagination events. Also would be great if it supported variable height item renderers. 

A brand new component to crop, rotate and resize an image before upload. I think almost every CMS that uses kendo components will make use of such a component. 

For reference Kendo UI jQuery ImageEditor component:
https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/imageeditor/index

I would like to have Captcha component in Angular similar to Telerik ASP.NET Captcha component. 

Using the popupSettings we will be able to assign a specific popupClass to the popup component, which will allow to style the popup holding the menu items globally. 

Modeled after the Kendo UI widget counterpart:

http://www.telerik.com/kendo-ui/pivotgrid

Please add the ability to disable snapping to slots while dragging/resizing events in the Kendo Angular Scheduler. This would improve usability greatly.

This feature exists in the JQuery version with the "Snap events to slot boundaries" checkbox seen here: https://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/scheduler/move-resize

For example, if I am using the Kendo Splitbutton, the popup should have a class like ".k-split-button-popup". This will make it far easier to style the popups based on their "parent" or "creator".

 

For now, I am using the popupSettings, but I think it would be beneficial for it to be automatic.

The check-box styles for the Kendo themes are beautiful, but they are still static in size. As anyone who has tried can assert, it is very difficult to scale and resize check-boxes, since they don't behave the same way as most other controls.

It would be absolutely wonderful if the Kendo suite had a way to do this, such as ...

```
<form class="k-form">
    <div class="k-form-field">
        <input type="checkbox" id="ch1" class="k-checkbox" checked />
        <label class="k-checkbox-label" for="ch1">Checkbox 1</label>

        <input type="checkbox" id="ch2" class="k-checkbox" checked disabled />
        <label class="k-checkbox-label" for="ch2">Checkbox 2</label>

        <input type="checkbox" id="ch3" class="k-checkbox">
        <label class="k-checkbox-label" for="ch3" [scale]="2">Checkbox 3</label>
    </div>
</form>
```