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!

Just like jqGrid~ and user can chioce which col can be hide~

Should be able to enable and disable switch.

Allow pinch to zoom images to start zoomed out.  The "pinch to zoom" feature demonstrated at  http://demos.kendoui.com/mobile/view/zoomable.html is useless for most practical applications.  Go to the camera app on your phone and look at photos you took - they start zoomed out and then you can zoom in on them if desired.  If you had to zoom each one out to look at it, that would be incredibly obnoxious.

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.

Almost all data drive UI needs a simple pagination control.  I've seen other requests ask for other controls to have pagination (like grids) but I just want a properly styled pagination control that could be used to either control another UI control (grid, table, etc) or simply just be hyperlinks.  

I'm building an app that is using DataViz for charting but there are scenarios where it's possible to *not* have any data returned to map out in the chart.

I'd like to be able to:
- Set an X and Y axis value so the plot area is displayed
- Provide either a message, a function or a DOM element which will be displayed over the chart

Here's a snippet of how I think the API could expose it:

$('#chart').kendoChart({ 
    noData: {
      seriesMax: 100,
      category: 'Some category',
      message: 'No data!' || function () { return 'No Data!' } || $('.no-data-message')
    }
}

Editing raw HTML is sometimes very useful

I was really looking forward to using Kendo UI Mobile, but the one control that was critical for my idea was a slider, which is missing from the Mobile package and, apparently, not even on the roadmap.

It would be great if we could easily build a coverflow experience that matches what you have in your siliverlight components or what Apple does with iTunes

It would be nice to config a validation message to either hover or be in-line. It can be accomplished with some extra CSS currently, but it would nice to just pass in your preference.

1. Allow scrollview to be in "vertical scroll" mode
2. Allow the ability to HIDE the page indicator

Allow the user to resize the editor textarea by dragging the lower right corner. A solution for doing this is given in the forums, but it would be great to have it as built-in functionality.
http://www.kendoui.com/forums/kendo-ui-complete-for-asp-net-mvc/editor/is-it-possible-to-give-the-html-editor-a-resize-grip-.aspx

In our modern applications localization is part of designing a web application. An issue that I know to be ancient is the 'decimal point is comma' issue. In the USA f.i. a fraction and its integer are separated with a decimal point '1.75' but in Europe, in most countries, this is a comma '1,75'.

After selecting f.i. 'nl-NL' (Dutch) for localization the decimal point is no longer accepted as a separator in numeric fields. Most countries in Europe use keyboards with an 'English (United States)' layout meaning that on the numeric pad (to the right) a decimal point key is added not a comma.

Now when entering numbers with fractions in the web site users with such keyboards must type the comma key (on the left) in order to be able to enter the separator between the integer and fraction which is annoying.

It would be nice if Kendo UI would allow for the decimal point key in the numeric pad to be treated as a separator between integer and fraction

we need the polymer js which is used in Kendo UI
like Angular js we need to use Polymer also

When the are building the grid, will bu useful to have and option to set the page number that you want to display
 
.DataSource(dataSource => dataSource
        .Ajax().PageSize(Model.PageSize).Page(Model.Page)
        .ServerOperation(true) // Paging, sorting, filtering and grouping will be done client-side
                        .Read(read => read.Url("/results/gethomes"))

We've adopted React+Redux and currently building our own component library.  Is there an official statement regarding React.js integration and roadmap?

It would be nice to have the option to add new rows at the bottom of the grid, just like Jquery grid has that option "createAt": "bottom". 

There are many properties that can be set during initialization that cannot be changed through the API afterwards.

Take the Kendo UI ToolBar for example. You can add a button to the toolbar and set the text, but you cannot change the text afterwards unless you update the element directly. It may seem like a simple thing to change the text of an element, like so: $("#myButton").text("New Text"). However, if you had set the imageUrl as well, setting the text like I did above would remove the image. Knowing that, you could get the text node and update the nodeValue. That may work today but could easily be broken during a Kendo UI update (for example, if the update included a change that wraps the text in a span).

Having to deal with native elements after they have been created by the Kendo UI components is a dangerous practice for developers as it requires an internal knowledge of how elements are rendered based on the different options set. As mentioned above, it is also dangerous as any update could break our code. Therefore, it is imperative to expose methods that allow us to modify any properties through the API (where possible) to allow us to create clean and easy to maintain code.

If you search the feedback, you will see many requests to add a method here and a method there. There is even a related one to this called "Kendo Mobile: Methods to set properties dynamically".

Suggestion: When you have child elements, such as buttons on the toolbar, please allow us to update those widgets directly rather than through the parent. For example, instead of $("#myToolbar").data("kendoToolBar").enable("#myButton"), allow us to do something like this $("#myButton").data("kendoToolBarItem").enable();

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