Examining Google Analytics traffic to the kendoui.com homepage revealed some very interesting trends in what browsers and browser versions people are using. It also brings up some important quirks with IE that can cause a browser to use legacy rendering even when you have a later version of IE installed.

Using Icenium Everlive for data storage and user authentication is easy. Everlive won't persist your access token for user authentication, between browser refreshes, though. Using a simple combination of Everlive, Kendo UI's MVVM, and a local storage dataSource adapter, you can easily persist the data between refreshes to ensure the user stays logged in.

Kendo UI is just two years old but has already helped thousands of customers build better next generation web sites and mobile apps. Today, if you need assistance with your Kendo UI project, there are many places you can go to find it. This article covers seven of them to help you get started, whether you just need a particular question answered, or you're looking to hire a team of software developers with the Kendo UI skills you need for your project to be a success.

Imagine that you’re casually browsing your website and notice a typo. Now envision the steps required to fix this typo. What if you were using someone else’s computer? Would you need to install additional software? How many logins would it take? How many clicks? How much time? Could you talk your grandma through these steps?

Remote views are easy to set up and use. Add a secondView.html file (or whatever file format your server will parse and render) to your project and build the standard <div data-role="view">...</div> setup for a view in to this file. Now instead of specifying a #secondView in a link, you can specify /secondView.html in your links. Kendo UI mobile will recognize this as a "remote view" - a view that has to be loaded from the server before it can be displayed.