Hello.
Congrats for this amazing framework to all webdev..
I was searching in the demo some features like forms (contact, validations fields, etc), but i cant see it.
is there some forms html5 based to start with kendo ui ?

thanks a lot!

Please provide first class Visual Studio IntelliSense support for easy development without the need of constantly looking up documentation or including "vsdoc" files like jQuery does.

Going through the demos I notice that if you drag some columns to the top to have the data grouped by that column and then click the X to remove the grouping the column headers do not line up with the column data. 

For example, when the autocomplete list appears or disappears, the entire page flickers to black for an instant. This happens roughly 50% of the time for me. I disabled all my extensions and that didn't help.

It's always selecting the first item when the filter is set to "contains"
Also, consider chaning the default filtering to "contains" like jQuery's AutoComplete UI control :) The others just don't work

Since we get no real intellisense with javascript, I would love it if you guys could work with the JustCode team to implement templates, or syntax checking, or KendoUI highlighting.  The cross-promotion would help both teams sell product, no?

Addition of the Rich Editor similar to what is found in ASP MVC controls in Telerik

Thanks for sharing. The product team will be notified about your suggestion.

Hi;

It would be great to show how Kendo can work with ASP.Net membership to take advantage of it at client side.

Thanks!
..Ben

Add complex examples like the ones we find on http://dev.sencha.com/deploy/ext-4.0.0/examples/

ComboBox initialization
  $(document).ready(function(){
      $("#combobox").kendComboBox();
  });

is missing an o in kendo

I think there is a real need to try and get the ui feeling much more like a desktop app with regards to how data is added to a grid - I have always found the Telerik Ajax grid to be overly cumbersome for entering new rows of data. There needs to be a fluent approach to this  where by tabbing through all of the columns in the last row in the grid it should add a new row that can quickly be updated again via tabbing - much like win form controls; the aim should be speed and ease of use.

Add better namespace support 
in the form of an include or using statement file for 
ease of code resuse. (Key word there is Ease) 

import Kendo.UI.widget;
import Kendo.UI.validation;
import MyAwesomeClass.THX.Teleric.ILUVU.BYEBYE;


I'd sing your good deeds across the land if you did that.

Make it easier to change the themes without having to recode all our CSS code. Many of us have already invested a lot of time in custom JQuery UI ThemeRoller themes for our applications. If we had a conversion tool that saved us from all the CSS recoding I would gladly drop UI and switch to Kendo ASAP. 

http://wcf.codeplex.com/wikipage?title=WCF%20jQuery

The seems to be some general usability issues with some aspect of most of the controls when used on the iPad. For instance the combo box shows the drop down twice on focus and then shows the keyboard, which then does not hide again.

You cannot scroll the grid it scrolls the page, little things like this make what could be fantastic a bit frustrating.

I would rather have my users wait a couple of seconds for the page to load, than show all the components and have the browsers load the sprites and background images. i.e. the "flash of unstyled text" but only for images.

Is there any way you guys can forcibly pre-fetch all kendo images (maybe by creating invisible <img /> tags) so that the images would've been cached, and the UI appears instantly, even for people through slow connections

maybe, you can make this optional - because it will be useful for people using a lot of kendo elements on the page - when compared to the people using it as a minor portion.

I would love to do:
kendo.preload(function()
{});

It would be nice to have built-in support for a row details feature in the Grid similar to the Telerik Silverlight GridView.  http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#GridView/RowDetails