Roadmap

Technology and UX trends change quickly and our tools need to change with them in order to ensure that you can take advantage. We are taking a fresh look at the PivotGrid, redesigning, and redeveloping it. You will find the new component faster, more customizable, and more pleasing to your users.

To make sure you get the latest and greatest from .NET 6, we will continue with our efforts to provide compatibility and support for Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core with the official release of .NET 6.0 in November 2022.

In addition to that with the upcoming .NET 7 in Nov 2022 we aim to again make sure the components benefit from the new improvements and are compatible with .NET 7 preview versions.

Meanwhile, everyone staying on previous ASP.NET Core versions (.NET 5 and earlier) can rest assured we will continue to support them as well. 

The new Avatar UI for ASP.NET Core component will come in handy when you need to implement application options for initials, icons, or images representing people or objects.

With the addition of the CircularProgressBar UI component, you will be able to visualize execution progress with animated circular shapes with determinate and indeterminate states, segments, and customizable ranges in different colors.  

In the upcoming release, we plan to enhance the ASP.NET Core Grid UI component with multiple features including:

• Multi-sort CTRL+Click behavior
• Option to fit all columns width to content
• Rows drag & drop as built-in feature
• Support for non-string fields in Grid search
• and more!

The new Visual Studio Scaffolding for Telerik ASP.NET Core will enable you to quickly add code that interacts with models and reduces the development efforts related with data operations in projects. Scaffolding will provide you with an easy way to create Views and Controller methods for some of the most used data components.

The UI for ASP.NET Core Editor component will be enhanced with built-in functionality for undo and redo user operations.

Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core offers two flavors for initializing and configuring the components – HTML and TAG Helpers. In 2021 we received a lot of feedback regarding the need for more TAG Helper demos and we plan to address that demand throughout our next releases in 2021/2022.

The Admin Dashboard Project Template we shipped in R3 2021 in Visual Studio, will also be made available in Visual Studio Code. The project template will provide predefined layout which includes multiple popular components such as Grid, Charts, TileLayout, Form and more.

The Design Kits for Figma originally shipped with R3 2021 release will continuously grow to include all Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core components with their detailed anatomical structures, colors, indicators, and icons. The included building blocks and elements will enable smooth collaboration between designers and developers and ease the efforts related to customizing styles or implementing their own personalized branding.

Both Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core components and Visual Studio extensions support the latest preview versions of VS 2022 and our goal is to be compatible once its official release is shipped by Microsoft.

The TextBox and TextArea will soon have the configuration option to turn on or off the Character Counter feature next to the respective element. This ensures better user experience and gives clarity on the Character count as the user is typing in their content. 

The GridLayout & StackLayout UI components will help developers who transition from desktop development to build and arrange web layout in a familiar way by stacking UI components within ASP.NET Core applications.

The TimeDurationPicker component is one of the highly requested items in the community and we plan to add it to the offering with capabilities to configure and pick up various time duration intervals: days, hours, minutes, seconds and milliseconds.