As a part of our Q3 2013 roadmap, which was announced last month, I mentioned that one of the key themes for the release was to make all Kendo UI widgets "responsive," by default. Today, I'd like to talk about some approaches we're considering for our more complex widgets, the Kendo UI Grid and Scheduler.

The following is a quick guide to using the CSS files within Kendo UI. We'll look at which stylesheets to include in your Web, Mobile, and DataViz applications - and also how to use Kendo's built in themes.

In part 1, we looked at how to create the visual portion of a mobile application using Kendo UI Mobile. Today we will examine how to tie the application to a database using simple web services.

Normally, when you click a label for a Kendo UI Treeview item, the item toggles between selected and not. But in some scenarios, you just don’t need the item to be selected. Sometimes it makes more sense for the checkboxes to act as the item being selected or not. I’ve had a number of people ask me how to do this recently, so I wanted to share a quick and easy tip on how to make it work.

If you're a Visual Studio developer, creating hybrid mobile applications for iOS and Android has never been easier. No need for a giant SDK download or PATH variable modifications. This article will show you how to create your first installable application for both iOS and Android using Kendo UI Mobile and the new Icenium Extension for Visual Studio.