Web: ASP.NET MVC

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...

Last week, we shipped the Beta release of Kendo UI for ASP.NET MVC. If you haven't already done so, I'd encourage you to check it out, especially if you're building websites with Kendo UI on ASP.NET MVC. In this blog post, we'll explore three basic concepts...

Since the initial launch of Kendo UI, we received many questions about using Kendo UI with various server platforms. While Kendo UI is a JavaScript framework that works with any server-side technology, some developers prefer to configure and initialize UI widgets from the comfort of their...

I recently started reacquainting myself with the Telerik MVC Extensions, and it seems I had forgotten just how awesome they are! I want to talk about a few of the less known features I find really awesome in the extensions. VS Extensions Telerik’s MVC extensions come with built in Visual Studio extensions to make project creation, and configuration, a snap.  In addition, the extensions include a variety of project templates to help start new projects: