Peter Vogel is a system architect and principal in PH&V Information Services. PH&V provides full-stack consulting from UX design through object modeling to database design. Peter also writes courses and teaches for Learning Tree International.
You can combine the Kendo UI for Angular Grid’s filtering with your own custom code in any combination that you want … and then call a web service to retrieve the data you want as you need it.
Peter is the first person to admit that it’s not anyone’s fault that some people are neurotypical. If you’re not, though, here’s how to deal with the challenges of working with them effectively.
While the Kendo UI for Angular Grid comes with built-in filtering functionality, sometimes you need to allow users to control what the filters show. We can do that too. Let’s take a look.
There’s a strategy for using a grid effectively in your application and it absolutely depends on how effectively you support client-side filtering. The Kendo UI for Angular Data Grid gives you the power to do whatever you need.
Any UI with a map in it is automatically cooler than any other UI. With the Telerik UI for Blazor’s Map component you can have an interactive, data-driven map to show off in minutes.