Hey, I'm sure you probably answered this question somewhere, but I couldn't find it. My understanding in how KendoUI works is that, the javascript basically generates the elements on the clients side and pulls very little from the server side, and this would reduce the server resources used significantly.
I'm going to be presenting KendoUI to be the potential foundation of a development project I'm assigned, and I want to be knowledgeable in this regard. If someone could please expand on this for me with any extra information (details), I would greatly appreciate it.
Will be purchasing license as soon as we have decided.
Thanks for the great tools!
I'm going to be presenting KendoUI to be the potential foundation of a development project I'm assigned, and I want to be knowledgeable in this regard. If someone could please expand on this for me with any extra information (details), I would greatly appreciate it.
Will be purchasing license as soon as we have decided.
Thanks for the great tools!
1 Answer, 1 is accepted
0
Indeed, all Kendo UI widgets can be rendered completely client-side, without the need to send markup from the server. Additionally, if the proper HTML is rendered from the server, the widgets can work with that too. Most of the client-side rendering is achieved with Kendo templates, which are rather fast. Another benefit of the client-side rendering is that all the rendering logic gets cached on the user machine -- especially if you load the JavaScript files from a CDN (which is provided for free, along with Kendo).
Kind regards,Alex Gyoshev
the Telerik team
Join us on our journey to create the world's most complete HTML 5 UI Framework - download Kendo UI now!