The TimePicker control uses TimeSpan values for all time properties like Time, DefaultHighlightedTime, MinimumTime, MaximumTime, etc.

With .NET 6 a new TimeOnly type was introduced. It would be great if the Time(Only)Picker would support it as well.

For now, I created a custom TimeOnlyToTimeSpan Converter and use it to bind the TimeOnly properties from the ViewModel. But native support would be great.

The DatePicker control uses DateTime values for all date properties like Date, DefaultHighlightedDate, MinimumDate, MaximumDate, etc.

With .NET 6 a new DateOnly type was introduced. It would be great if the Date(Only)Picker would support it as well.

For now, I created a custom DateOnlyToDateTime Converter and use it to bind the DateOnly properties from the ViewModel. But native support would be great.

When setting BorderBrush, BorderThickess, FocusedBorderBrush and FocusedBorderThickness do not apply on the entire entry control, they apply only on bottom. 

<VerticalStackLayout>
    <telerik:RadEntry Text="Hello World" TextColor="DarkRed" 
                        Background="Wheat"
                        FocusedBorderBrush="Yellow"
                        FocusedBorderThickness="10"
                        x:Name="entry" 
                        BorderBrush="DarkRed"
                        BorderThickness="8"
                        CornerRadius="5,7,7,5"
                        WidthRequest="150"/>
</VerticalStackLayout>

And the result:

Workaround: 

Place the entry in a RadBorder:

Hi Team,

Please consider adding a way to cancel a group's expand/collapse action when the user taps on the group header.

For example, through a GroupTapping event handler that fires just before GroupTapped, and we can execute logic that prevents the operation:

private void RadCollectionView_OnGroupTapping(object sender, RadTappingEventArgs<GroupContext> e)
{
    if (e.Data.Key.ToString() == "GroupToStayPermanentlyExpanded")
    {
        e.Cancel();
    }
}


// which uses this imaginary event args with Cancel method
public class RadTappingEventArgs<T>(T data) : RadTappedEventArgs<T>(data)
{
    public void Cancel()
    {
        // prevents GroupTapped event
    }
}

Thank you,

Rodrigo

This was a regression when I upgraded to 7.1.0. 

Before, when the editor was empty and had a height set, you could tap anywhere to start editing.  Now, I can only start editing by tapping the top of the editor.

I tested this only on Android.