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Last Updated: 22 Jan 2019 18:28 by Flemming

Scott Waye

Created on: 26 Mar 2018 15:37

Category: Kendo UI for jQuery

Type: Feature Request

Blazor/Ooui

Look at the emerging WASM projects such as Blazor or Ooui.  The obvious path seems to be to have a strong HTML based suite, i.e Kendo, ported to Blazor.  However another option would be to improve the Xamarin forms components to have comparable functionality to their desktop counterpartys so they can be used in LOB applications under Ooui.  The current Xamarin components are too mobile centric.  A third option, which admittedly seems like a bit of a long shot at present, would be to take Moonlight, strip out the plugin stuff, strip out all but the layout code, and redo that to write to an HTML Canvas.  Now that's probably outside your scope although in my opinion its the most attractive of the 3 options.  In summary I suggest you look at providing a full featured UI component suite that runs under wasm.

15 comments

Flemming

Posted on: 22 Jan 2019 18:28

Thank you Carl. Very nice idea to start with the datagrid, which I see as the most important, advanced control. I will make requests for both Uno and Ooui controls.

Flemming

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Carl

Posted on: 22 Jan 2019 18:23

Hey everyone!

Just as an update to this thread: last week we launched our early preview of the Telerik UI for Blazor toolset! While this initial version of the library is focused on the Grid we will continue to expand the list of components throughout 2019.

For more information please refer to this blog post.

I'm marking this item as completed since we have something our for Blazor now, but we will be adding feedback portals and the regular setup for products to get feedback so definitely let us know what you think of the current iteration and where we should go in the future!

There are some people that are fans of Ooui and other frameworks in this thread, so for those that are looking for other frameworks outside of Blazor feel free to start another feedback item(s) to make sure we can track and comment on those appropriately :)

Regards,
Carl
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Imported User

Posted on: 08 Aug 2018 10:06

MS said server-side blazor is planned for .net core 3 in 2019 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Eh_l7jEcCo) 

Client-side will take longer.

Could you add kendo components support for sever side blazor?

Imported User

Posted on: 29 Jul 2018 22:46

add kendo support for blazor server-side that is now available in 0.5

Scott Waye

Posted on: 26 Jul 2018 16:50

Uno Platform should also be in the list of wasm frameworks under consideration especially as its actively developed and Ooui seems a bit dormant.

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Carl

Posted on: 26 Jun 2018 15:47

Hey everyone!

Thanks for all of the feedback shared so far around Blazor and Ooui support! We're very excited about these frameworks as well and are actively looking in to what we can do in terms of support.

One thing to keep in mind is that these frameworks are still fairly young (Blazor is on 0.4.0) so there are some gaps that need to be filled before we can start targeting these frameworks with some of our more complex components.

Keep on voting and providing feedback here and we'll keep everyone up-to-date around the support for these frameworks through this feedback item!

Imported User

Posted on: 19 May 2018 11:23

why not port the most used kendo components to blazor and release kendoui for blazor experimental and  see adoption? I would love to see Grid, DropDownList and some basic charts for Blazor.

Jason

Posted on: 09 May 2018 17:27

With the release of .Net Core 3 Microsoft has stated they are including open source WPF and Winforms. The Avalonia team said their XAML implementation should port to Mono/WASM with a few tweaks to the WASM and WebGL specs.


As soon as this is done there should be no problems porting the HWND (Winforms) and DX9 (WPF) dependencies to WASM.

Please provide us a roadmap for us to see when we can expect Telerik Mono/WASM components.

Zbig

Posted on: 01 May 2018 17:05

Ooui (Wasm/Forms) is more or less a translator from XAML to HTML. Telerik is the master of both. There is only one company which is able to prepare the best HTML/CSS controls based on XAML (doesn't matter Xamarin.Forms or Silverlight XAML 'standard'). This company is Telerik/Progress.

Zbig

Posted on: 28 Apr 2018 09:26

I wish all great Telerik Silverlight controls were ported to Xamarin.Forms set of controls. In conjunction with Ooui (Wasm/Forms) and some data access libraries it would be a great replacement for Silverlight.

Alberto

Posted on: 16 Apr 2018 16:44

WASM is best thing that has happened in last years for .net developers. Pleaso do both and create enterprise components that can be used in Blazor grid/table,charts, etc and also for xamarin.forms ooui.

Maybe you can start with blazor wrappers for current js components and then move to rewrite in wasm for better performance.

oliver

Posted on: 05 Apr 2018 10:15

WASM is clearly the future and will provide very much needed relief from JavaScript.

We'd prefer Telerik controls in a XAML based framework, but Blazor is a great step in that direction.

I can't imagine in a few years time many people still using JavaScript.

Francisco Manuel

Posted on: 03 Apr 2018 17:00

The ideal thing for companies that develop Desktop applications is to use Ooui with Xamarin Forms and third party companies to develop their controls (Grids, Ribbons, etc.) for Xamarin Forms and that these user interfaces can run in a browser (WASM and Ooui).

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Ivan Danchev

Posted on: 03 Apr 2018 07:23

Thank you for logging this feature request. We will investigate the possibilities for integrating our products with WASM.

mike

Posted on: 02 Apr 2018 02:29

+3 add Blazor UI components