Web: ASP.NET MVC

ASP.NET MVC provides templates that allow you to customize what HTML is output based on a model type or property decoration. This post explains how templates in MVC work, and how to use Kendo UI MVC HTML Helpers to create your own custom editors. We also look at how complex controls like the Kendo UI Grid use templates.

Getting started with the ASP.NET MVC Wrappers for Kendo UI can seem a little daunting. After downloading and installing the package, there are a bunch of folders with things, there are sample projects, there’s a demo suite that can be run from the installer, and there are extensions installed in to Visual Studio itself. So where do you get started? With all of these things suddenly dumped in your lap, you might feel a bit lost. So let me give you a guided tour of what you just installed, and hopefully shed some light on what each of these things are and how you can use them to help you get started.

UI for ASP.NET MVC unlocks a cornucopia of cheats and power ups for your MVC development.

This is a quick guide for using ASP.NET MVC4 WebAPI, OData, and Entity Framework as a remote data source for Kendo UI, as well as performing some operations like filtering on the server side. (If you just want to copy/paste some JavaScript that works, with no explanation...

A while back, I wrote a blog post detailing how Kendo UI is used in TeamPulse xView™ UI. If you'd like the kick the tires yourself, check out our online demo: It's awesome. It's hotter than two bears fighting in a forest fire. What you may not know...