Carl Bergenhem

Carl Bergenhem is the Product Manager for Kendo UI. Throughout his time at Telerik/Progress he has covered the entire portfolio of products offered, but mainly spent his time in the web development arena covering ASP.NET Ajax, ASP.NET MVC, and JavaScript-based products. He’s passionate about web technologies and tries to stay on top of all JavaScript libraries and frameworks relating to Kendo UI, developing with jQuery, Angular, React, and Vue.js on a regular basis. In his free time Carl enjoys slaying virtual monsters, snowboarding and playing his guitar.

Web React Release
What’s New in KendoReact With R1 2022

The R1 2022 release of KendoReact has finally arrived, bringing seven brand-new components and 20 new enhancements across existing components.

by Carl Bergenhem
January 19, 2022 Share
Web jQuery Release
What’s New in Kendo UI for jQuery With R1 2022

The R1 2022 release of Kendo UI for jQuery is here! With this update comes the new and improved PivotGrid component, updates to the Kendo UI themes, and a whole slew of new features across existing components.

by Carl Bergenhem
January 19, 2022 Share
Web Vue Release
What’s New in Kendo UI for Vue With R1 2022

The R1 2022 release of Kendo UI for Vue has landed! This update brings 15 new native UI components for Vue developers along with an improved look and feel for existing components.

by Carl Bergenhem
January 19, 2022 Share
Web Release
Future Plans for the Telerik and Kendo UI LESS Themes

In this blog post we highlight the news that the Telerik and Kendo UI LESS themes will be deprecated a year from now in 2023. This blog post covers how to know if you are actively using the LESS themes, what our plans are for the LESS themes, and the migration plans of moving from LESS to Sass themes going forward.

by Carl Bergenhem
January 14, 2022 Share
Design Release
Improvements Coming to Telerik and Kendo UI Themes in 2022

The Telerik and Kendo UI themes are improving throughout all of 2022 to make themes simpler to understand, make the process of creating a custom look and feel easier, and make the web components the perfect foundation for any design language.

by Carl Bergenhem
January 07, 2022 Share