Validation errors for the bottom row of a kendo grid will be obscured behind the pager. This is a bit rubbish.

Also discussed here:

http://www.telerik.com/forums/hidden-validators-when-virtual-scrolling-createat-bottom
http://www.telerik.com/forums/the-validation-message-in-the-last-row-of-each-page-is-not-displayed

Since 'bind' and 'unbind' have been deprecated and replaced by 'on' and 'off' in jQuery, kendo controls should support the use of 'on' and 'off' for event binding.

Microsoft's new Azure Portal uses an innovative UI with "blades" that scroll horizontally to the right. This is a very effective paradigm.

It would be great to have a Kendo UI control (and MVC wrapper) to manage and create these blades

It would be nice to have a feature available to let user import excel sheet and import its contents in existing Kendo UI grid. 

I'd like to see the Mapping component support SVG SHape data along with geoJSON, for custom mapping.  As it is, the map is only useful for geographical data, but there's a whole bunch of other mapping functionality one could accomplish if we could provide SVG Vector Hapes as maps.

Merge ListView and MobileListView implementations to have a single ListView with support for Grouping, PullRefresh, Infinite Scrolling etc.

For ex. Using a MobileListView with a single item per row on an ipad pro is a waste of space. But there is no support for applying grids ( purecss or bootstrap ) to the mobile listview. This is possible with the web listview but then you lose features like grouping, infinite scrolling, load more, etc.

Hence please make a single SuperListView with wider functionality support. 

csv file is much lighter than json. For flat data to be represented in grid layout, need to support this format for grid.

put the version number on your release notes.... "Come on man"

I sense the speed of this effect is not as fast as androidMDL and ios slide/overlay effects. We could be able to make it master or slower depending on our needs.

There only seems to be support for assigning a display timezone to the Scheduler component.  This means that other date/time components/formats are forced to use either the browser's timezone (default) or require various event hacks to allow for manual conversion of values from the browser timezone to the preferred timezone used to display date/time values.

It would be very nice if the following were supported:

1. Ability to set a default timezone across all date/time widgets (not just the scheduler). This could be similar to how cultures are set to localize messages and formats.  If left unset, it would use the browser's timezone.

2. Ability to set a display timezone (different from the default) on all date/time components similar to what's available on the Scheduler.  

Those features should yield the following benefits:
- allow end-users of applications using Kendo to select/store a preferred display timezone, which could be applied to all components.  
- reduce the additional effort and workarounds required to apply a particular timezone consistently across all/some widgets
- If #2 allowed for functions (at least on some components like the Grid), it should make it possible to display date/times based on timezone values from records

There is very convenient tool to generate Java applications which use Spring Boot, Angular JS and Bootstrap: https://jhipster.github.io/

My idea is to add support for Kendo widgets in jHipster. 

This could be realized as partial support for few widgets (especially Grid) to existing project (low budget option) or as jHipster clone for Kendo UI only (with technology stack Spring Boot, Kendo UI (MVVM) and Bootstrap (big budget option). 

The hover in grid has to be on entire row/item, not only in frozen/normal side, as it is now.

Office 365 & Nova theme have default support for item hover, but this does not work properly when having frozen columns.

Currently, you can enter a time in the DatePicker and date in the TimePicker. 

The expected validation should not allow this. A DatePicker should only allow a date and the TimePicker should only allow a time.

Why Code Library is nearly empty? While checking up results at forums, nearly I can not find what I'm looking for. To speed up this process. You may add more examples from stuff to the Code Library. Specially about extending current version of widgets, I think it will give a better understanding of the kendo api.

Hi

The possibility to group stacking for line series in chart.

See original support ticket:
http://www.telerik.com/account/support-tickets/view-ticket.aspx?threadid=994050

and suggested functionality with comments:
http://kendoui-feedback.telerik.com/forums/127393-telerik-kendo-ui-feedback/suggestions/11035605-chart-group-line-series-stack?tracking_code=7b903b73dd0adea247eee1334ab58526

I was not sure how to open the suggested functionality again so I posted a new thread.

Regards
Kjetil

The possibility to group line series stack in Chart.

The currentTimeMarker property currently displays a time marker only on the Time Column of the scheduler. The typical behavior of most  calendars is that the marker spreads across the width of the entire calendar across all columns. It'll be nice if Kendo Scheduler could also support that.

If the ranges can be more leveraged more information can be visualized in a single gauge and it allows for creating "custom bars".
The pointer value already accepts a margin.

Example:
 scale: {
                            majorUnit: 20,
                            minorUnit: 5,
                            max: 180,
                            ranges: [
                                {
                                    from: 80,
                                    to: 120,
                                    color: "#ffc700",
                                    margin: 10
                                }, {
                                    from: 120,
                                    to: 150,
                                    color: "#ff7a00"
                                }, {
                                    from: 150,
                                    to: 180,
                                    color: "#c20000"
                                }
                            ]
                        }