When you have set a custom palette in order to modify the colors of the chart, the Palette property of the series.Style does not represent the custom palette.

Currently, you need to create a separate class for each binding. We should consider improving the behavior so that no such overhead is required from the users.

Currently, the parameter names are not descriptive but names like p0, p1, etc. are being used.

Add view mode showing Quarters, just like the month view mode.

Use the following code to reproduce the behavior described in the issue title:

<telerikInput:RadButton BorderThickness="10,0,0,0" BorderColor="Blue" Clicked="RadButton_Clicked"/>

private void RadButton_Clicked(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
  RadButton btn = (RadButton)sender;
  if (btn.BorderColor == Color.Blue)
  {
    btn.BackgroundColor = Color.Yellow;
    btn.BorderColor = Color.Red;
  }
  else
  {
    btn.BorderColor = Color.Blue;
    btn.BackgroundColor = Color.Cyan;
  }
}

Expected Result:

Both the BackgroundColor and BorderColor change without any changes to BorderThickness.

Observed Result:

The RadButton's border disappears. Note that even if I programmatically set BorderThickness in the same click event, it is still not visible again.

This is reproducible using 2020.1.318 and minimum required dependencies on Android.

An exception is thrown when the AutoComplete is hosted inside a horizontal StackLayout.

Currently, the native wrappers are suited to work directly with classes that implement Java.Lang.Object and customers should provide such in common scenarios. We should consider improving the wrappers so all of them can work directly with CLR objects.

If the control is hidden when initializing and then on a later stage is visualized, it hangs.

Workaround: Use the Small Percentage(http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/FE6A/index.htm) or Fullwidth Percent Sign(http://www.fileformat.info/info/unicode/char/ff05/index.htm).

Add support fir VisualElement.AccessKey like in the Xamarin.Forms controls:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/xamarin.forms.platformconfiguration.windowsspecific.visualelement?view=xamarin-forms

Mapping of editor between JSON Schema and DataForm Editor:

DataFormAutoCompleteEditor:  autocomplete
DataFormBooleanEditor:   N/A
DataFormCheckBoxEditor:   checkbox
DataFormCustomEditor:   n/a
DataFormDateEditor:    datepicker
DataFormDateTimeEditor:   n/a
DataFormTimeEditor:    timepicker
DataFormDecimalEditor:   decimal
DataFormEmailEditor:   email
DataFormIntegerEditor:   integer
DataFormListViewEditor:   list
DataFormMultilineTextEditor: n/a
DataFormNumberPickerEditor:  numberpicker
DataFormPasswordEditor:   password
DataFormPhoneEditor:   phone
DataFormRadAutoCompleteEditor: n/a
DataFormRadioGroupEditor:  radio
DataFormSeekBarEditor:   seekbar
DataFormSegmentedEditor:  segmentededitor
DataFormSpinnerEditor:   picker
DataFormSwitchEditor:   switch
DataFormToggleButtonEditor:  n/a
DataFormTextEditor:    text 

AddEditorForProperty method is not respected, the default editor is used instead. 

As a workaround, please use SetEditorProvider method  (https://docs.telerik.com/devtools/xamarin/nativecontrols/android/dataform/dataform-features) in order to create custom editors.

SlidedToIndex event is triggered from a non-UI thread which forces the users to use Device.BeginInvokeOnMainThread