We find with lots of UI vendors put up cool demos, but rarely a more realistic view. We like to see the controls in a LOB style layout with: 1. A Purchase order where you enter PO#, Date, Customer (Autocomplete), Customer Name (as result of autocomplete select), ShipToCountry. 2. Order lines (grid or other) with ProductID (autocomplete which then populates description and price), Quantity (which in turn calculates line price). 3. As a result of ajax submit, the server side validation returns error saying order value exceeds customer limit AND ShipCountry not valid for this customer. So the form displays message "Exceeds customer limit" and ShipToCountry input is highlighted with error message "Not valid for this customer". And make it look good!
Several templates that demonstrate the front end part of a business application are featured on our homepage - http://demos.telerik.com/kendo-ui/ An implementation that matches specific set of business requirements like the one listed below may be requested from our professional services department - http://www.telerik.com/professional-services.
What would be nice is best practices binding forms to data. Say I have a ContactID now I want to display all the edit info for that contact in a form. Not a popup form tied to a grid, but just a form loaded via a Key ID. Demonstrate best practices using MVVM loading,saving,validating remote data. It would also be helpful if the remote data was complex so in the form you load primary info as well as demonstrate n-1 and 1-n such as a combobox maybe with states and a datagrid listing addresses. Show best practices, ie demo loading data all at once or loading data seperately. See this post http://www.kendoui.com/forums/ui/general-discussions/is-there-a-complete-example-of-a-form-using-kendo-ui.aspx
Any updates on this very useful real world example currently missing from Kendo UI suite ?