JSP UI
The highest requested item in our feedback portal was to have the ability do display tabular data within a drop down. So, we went ahead and implemented this brand new component - the MultiColumnComboBox. This provides the power of a displaying and filtering items in table all within a drop down, giving users more context around the data items they are looking to select.
The new ArcGauge component continues our trend of implementing highly-requested data visualization components. The ArcGauge allows you to visually represent a value on a circular arc without the mess that may come from more complex data visualization.
In R3 2018, Chat will receive a new feature -Toolbar. Toolbar allows adding different toolbar actions for achieving more user friendly conversational UI. It is placed below the text box and it can be shown/hidden by clicking the toolbar icon in the editable area of the chat/textbox.
The TreeList is a popular component that has received a lot of love this release, including
Material is a very popular design methodology coming from Google that covers web and mobile applications alike. As a part of our on-going effort to provide support for the latest and greatest within UX, R3 2018 introduces the Material theme.
Date Range selection is a popular request. New in R1 2019, the DateRangePicker component provides the ability to pick a start and end date all within a single drop down menu.
Calendaring options are among the more popular funcationality we enable. Because of this, we’ve added the new MultiViewCalendar component, which enables developers to easily display two calendars side by side.
The ScrollView UI component provides an easy way to present images in a predefined area. Multiple images can be scrolled through by using the navigation elements, or automatically scroll through them on a set time interval.
With R1 2019 we have taken significant steps to improve rendering and interaction time with the TreeView which is most noticeable in data intensive scenarios. No need to work with any new configuration, everything has been improved under the hood!
The Switch component, which lets the user toggle between checked and unchecked states,
is extremely popular in mobile and desktop applications alike. While previously available in the hybrid UI suite, the Switch component is now a part of the standard Kendo UI library.
The ripple animation stems from the Material Design guidelines provided by Google. Often times this is used with button interactions, or when selecting check boxes or radio buttons. Traditionally this is something a developer has to implement themselves, but with the Ripple component this can be applied to any generic HTML element.
Progress is dedicated to continuously enhancing and improving all of our toolsets. To this end, with the R1 2019 release, we actively tackled and closed more bugs than were reported and reduced the overall number of issues for the suite.
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