As I look a bit closer at the new KendoUI suite, I am becoming increasingly confused. I am not sure, from a developer standpoint, where is the dividing line between the 2 products?
I am using the Telerik ASP.NET AJAX controls since many years. Now, reading about KendoUI, I would think that the technology and advantages of Kendo should be naturally a part of the controls I am actually using with the ASP.NET aAJAX cntrols as well.
The one point I seem to see is that Kendo obviously is platform independent (independent from ASP.NET), and as such, it needs to stand besides the Telerik ASP.NET AJAX controls as an independent product.
But as a current user of Telerik ASP.NET AJAX controls, I shouldn't need to decide between the two products, but I would expect that the ASP.NET controls just incorporate the Kendo advatages, without me having to learn anything new, or decide between 2 products. After all, this is why I am using these controls.
I would appreciate a high-level look by somebody at Telerik at this issue.
Regards, Mikael
I am using the Telerik ASP.NET AJAX controls since many years. Now, reading about KendoUI, I would think that the technology and advantages of Kendo should be naturally a part of the controls I am actually using with the ASP.NET aAJAX cntrols as well.
The one point I seem to see is that Kendo obviously is platform independent (independent from ASP.NET), and as such, it needs to stand besides the Telerik ASP.NET AJAX controls as an independent product.
But as a current user of Telerik ASP.NET AJAX controls, I shouldn't need to decide between the two products, but I would expect that the ASP.NET controls just incorporate the Kendo advatages, without me having to learn anything new, or decide between 2 products. After all, this is why I am using these controls.
I would appreciate a high-level look by somebody at Telerik at this issue.
Regards, Mikael