When creating a multilingual website I've realized, non-English unicode characters are not supported by the Grid's toolbar buttons. The toolbar won't be created and the Grid's setup cancelled. So, also no read function called or anything else.
Strangely it also killed the functionality of my Razor DropDownList for language selection despite no connection other than both using JavaScript.

I'm following the launch of Kendo UI closely.
IMHO what Kendo has to do right now is post a demo of a medium sized web app (>20 screens) showing us how to integrate al the pages eg via the menu widget.
The To-Do-List sample app is learning us nothing.
2 years ago, I've bought, studied, tested, flamed, ... ExtJs and never got to the point of building a decent web app.
This was THE MAJOR complaint of the ExtJs newsgroups. They have a lot of small widget demos but how do we integrate them into a medium sized app eg a webshop.
So, Kendo UI, please don't make the same mistake. 
Show us a medium sized web app with all the widgets and - most important - how they interact with each other.

regards

Patrick De Laet
patrick@fijisoft.be

Please provide a way to display multi-line labels in the chart controls such as the bar chart category axis.  The need is detailed in this post:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13247577/line-break-in-category-label-of-kendo-ui-chart

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.

Sure the IE Mobile browser is not fantastic (even the Mango version feels like it has issues), but will you be supporting the WP platform?  That would round out all the worth while mobile devices in my opinion.

I am coming over as a Telerik Ajax developer. I am developing a pure html app against Amazon's S3 service and unfortuately the native sorting you provide is case sensitive. 

My sort ascending appears as

AAA
BBB
aaa
bbb

not very intuitive for end users...

As Kendo UI already supports AMD Require, it should also be support CommonJS and Browserify.

I'm using the MVC wrappers, I have a foreign key column in my grid and I use the standard foreignkey editor-template. It is not possible to bind a null value (foreign key not set) to the dropdown. It works when I change the template and replace the kendo dropdown with the standard mvc dropdown.
So I guess there's a problem with null values on the kendo dropdown

DataSource should be more feature rich. I consider following features a must in order to be able to develop complex UI's without the current pain

- Multimple models definition
- Associations between models
   - BelongsTo
   - HasMany
- Lazy load of associations!
- Allow use a REST approach for associations (send updates over a HasMany association to a service)
- Allow send the complete object

- Association validations
   - Unique
   - Exists
   - Min/Max number of elements

ASP NET MVC provides jquery.validate.unobtrusive validation that, using jQuery validation, let us set validation attributes into model class.
http://weblogs.asp.net/mikaelsoderstrom/archive/2010/10/06/unobtrusive-validation-in-asp-net-mvc-3.aspx
Would be nice if it may work also with kendo ui validation.

Within the Grid you can currently either have single-row editing, or batch editing. However, batch editing does not necessarily show the end-user that the Grid is actually editable. In order to make the Grid more intuitive it would be great to have all cells display their edit template constantly to ensure that the client knows they can edit the component.

Additionally, sometimes a user will want to edit more than one row at a time, but not have the entire Grid in edit-mode. Being able to open several items to be edited at once would help with this user interaction.

This is why having multi-row edit, the ability to have multiple rows in edit-mode at once, would be a nice feature to have in a Grid. It would also theoretically open up the ability to have all rows in edit-mode at once.

Hi what is the latest on this please?

Would be nice to have helper/wrappers for KendoUI for ASP.NET MVC 3

To define reusable parts of an application, developer often needs to define a model for the data, and a template for the presentation.

UserControl may systemize and simplify this activity.
Please look at the following links for details:

http://www.nesterovsky-bros.com/weblog/2013/03/26/KendoUIUserControl.aspx

http://www.nesterovsky-bros.com/weblog/2013/04/03/KendoUIExtendedModel.aspx

http://www.nesterovsky-bros.com/weblog/2013/05/18/KendoUIControlsjs.aspx

http://www.nesterovsky-bros.com/download/KendoUI/scripts/controls.js

It would be great if there was a wrapper library for Ember.js similar to the kendo-labs libraries for Angular and Knockout.

Currently when using the Column Menu, there is no visual queue to indicate that the column has a filter applied to it.

The most important part of using Vue especially in Mobile, is it's small size and performance. Unfortunately, Kendo UI's Vue components are wrappers around jQuery which is something we are trying to avoid in our  ongoing developments.
I'd like to suggest building NEW Vue components in full native format with no despondency on other none related frameworks.

Thanks!
..Ben

It would be great if you could zoom in on the charts like highcharts,
http://www.highcharts.com/demo/line-time-series

A lot of the charting functionality there would be great.