I would like to see a startup seed that would work for the following requirements: 
visual studio 2015
Microsoft.NETCore
Angular 2
Webpack
Kendo 

Kendo map wraparound feature for geojson type

The wraparound feature in Kendo map doesnt work for GeoJso type, can we have this feature added.

adding / inserting form elements such as input, select (dropdown) through Kendo UI editor widgets

Dropdown with Multiselect ability and no linebreaks when too many Items are selected just a simple ellipsis at the end.

like this:

https://1drv.ms/i/s!AmJX2ntYnv7IjbB0bGq-wscoFknbRA

how can we add minor grid lines between majorgridlines ??

Using kendo UI file upload feature, currently we can upload or remove the files. I wanted to view the uploaded file (and download the uploaded file)

For each value at data series i need a legend related to the value 

Can you please add support different scales in radar charts for the different categories/axes? The radar chart becomes mostly useless when, e.g., one category has values that range from 0-10 and another ranges from 0 to 1,000,000.

After export there are html tags in cells of excel file. It could be fixed with custom handler for excelExport event, but it's not a good approach. Here is an example of this bug: http://dojo.telerik.com/eKARU/3

ButtonGroup is a part of Mobile Ui but on mobile it is not being responsive. Especially on small screen in portrait mode it is not responsible at all

Please consider to support grouped boxplot for Kendo UI. For example, we would like to compare the machine capacity within multiple parameters, like machine type, machine no, and employee. We need to group 2 or more parameters in x-axis. Many statistical package could generate this group boxplot and reach our request. But we need to developt a web application with this function.

The idea is to have demos of the different widgets made with Typescript. Nothing fancy just the simple demos so we can understand the different ways to create the objects and their interactions.

We need the ability to modify the title of the new predefined dialog control.  This control is a great replacement for JavaScript alerts and confirms.  However, we should be able to modify the title by passing in an additional parameter when using the control.

Below is a workaround using CSS:

    <style>
        .k-confirm .k-window-titlebar::before,
        .k-alert .k-window-titlebar::before {
            content: 'My New Title';
            font-weight: bold;
        }
        .k-confirm .k-window-titlebar .k-dialog-title {
            visibility: collapse;
        }
        .k-dialog .k-window-titlebar .k-dialog-title {
            visibility: hidden;
        }
    </style>

This is best javascript network visualization tool i have seen but it is very expensive. Could you add some widgets like this to Kendo?

http://cambridge-intelligence.com/keylines/

Please create a multi-text control (free text, no selection) like this:
http://docs.webix.com/samples/60_pro/02_form/01_multitext.html
None of your current widgets does this, and simulating it with a listview, a multi-select or even a one-column grid is not a valid option for such an otherwise simple control.
The control is meant to store and return an array of arbitrary values, but ideally it could be extended to use any type of sub-control, like date-pickers for multiple dates, masked text boxes for structured values, etc.

Currently to show the HTML View of Kendo Editor with indents, you need an external JS. This would be nice to have out of the box.

Having this ability would be very useful, as the current solution from an angular standpoint is targeting the listviews before state using CSS:

   [kendo-list-view]:empty:before {
        content: '{{$ctrl.noResultsCaption}}';
        display: block;
        text-align: center;
        padding-top: 5px;
    }

ToolBar items only have two states (besides visible and enabled):
- displayed in the toolbar
- displayed in the overflow dropdown (kind of responsive because not very practical on mobile devices where you are left with two visible buttons at the most, and a possibly large overflow dropdown)

On mobile devices, we would buttons buttons that shrink to icon only (no text) before being sent to overflow dropdown. This would improve greatly the responsiveness.

kendo.ui.notification is not responsive which makes it difficult to use out-of-the-box in a mobile environment. See 
https://github.com/telerik/kendo-ui-core/issues/2351

But ideally in a kendo.mobile.Application, the notification should expand downward below the layout header or upward above the layout footer on the full width of the device screen.