I believe TabStrip is not supported with SplitView as SplitView can not be used in a view. This is inconsistent if the application needs a common TabStrip across all pages.

Attribute binding is how MVVM should be implemented but currently the following limitations have forced me back to widget-binding ...

1. Some data attributes are not supported (eg. grid "autoBind")
2. Attributes cannot refer to external templates and these must be defined inline.
3. Line breaks are not supported making long inline definitions hard to read and code.

I suggest attribute binding (and documentation) is developed in parallel with widget binding.

http://www.kendoui.com/forums/dataviz/chart/support-for-chart-types.aspx

Any update on this?

Fix issued described in support ticket 634770 

Sorting accented characters currently is not supported out-of-the-box and we must use ServerSorting to be able to custom sort the items and send them to the Grid. 

The grid should sort accented characters directly on the client. 

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

If I use text method for changing the text of a node in a treeview, the icon gets removed. Same happens if the dataSource is an observableHierarchy object and I use set("text", newText).

Placeholder is supported for numeric text boxes, it would be nice if placeholder could also be supporter for all text box input, i.e. plain text.

In the NumericTextBox typing the character "-" is not allowed meaning that the user can not directly type a negative number.  The only way for a negative number to be specified is by clicking the down arrow to progress below 0 to get the dash to show up.

Integrate with breeze.js (www.breezejs.com/). Kendo UI needs better change tracking capabilities and unit of work support and automatic fix-up of navigation properties. Kendo UI's DataSource only deals with entities of a single type. Kendo UI's ObservableObject tracks whether an object is new or dirty, but not whether an object is deleted or detached. On removing items from Kendo UI's ObservableArray, items are not marked as deleted. Etc.. Breeze.js' entity manager deals with entities of all types, tracking their changes, fixing up their navigation properties, and submitting their changes in a single unit of work.

Adding a SortExpression property to the columns including template and bound column types would enable users to sort on template columns and override the default sort for bound columns.

Didn't found Icenium UserVoice, so i am posting this here.

Support for third party plugis for PhoneGap (Which are JavaScript wrapper and Native code (Java/Objective C) for the targeted platform)

For example, if a user wants to use native Facebook login in his hybrid application, he has to use this plugin - https://github.com/davejohnson/phonegap-plugin-facebook-connect which requires some tweaks in the native code.

Without phonegap plugins, Icenium will fall behind the standart dev stack.

Have a way to remove padding from the Kendo Chart. For asthetic purposes some charts need to fill the entire area. Currently all of our area charts just have a straight line that comes up out of the x-axis and it looks like garbage. we need a way to remove the space from where the chart area starts and stops and where the actual area chart is contained. It should also be noted that both high charts and jqueryui charts can do this. Most people purchase kendo so they can have a consistent toolset.

With the release of TypeScript by Microsoft it would be great if there would be a definition file for the different Kendo Libraries.

I actually played around with it myself, implementing some basic functionality from the core and the Calendar widget. This is by no means complete or error-free, but it gives an idea of the possibilities. I was able to get all the nice features TypeScript has to offer (e.g. type checking, auto completion).

Logarithmic scale for charts

Our team immediately noticed the different behavior of the Kendo DropDownList. Exactly as outlined in this forum post: 

http://www.kendoui.com/forums/ui/dropdownlist/dropdown-list-and-using-alpha-key-for-next-item.aspx

Hitting the same alpha-key multiple times should cycle through the entries that begin with that letter.

It would be like navbar but separately stylable (by default black) and one that can be placed into a footer. Like navbar it could hold buttons, only title would be omitted

Add a function that will return the Kendo UI version we are working with.

Getting versions of the underlying librairies (Like JQuery) could also be interesting