Kendo UI for Vue
Kendo UI for Vue now includes a Breadcrumb component - a modern, accessible navigation header that helps users track their current location within a website or app's hierarchy. Designed with flexibility in mind, it supports custom icons, font sizes, and delimiters, along with disabled items to guide user flow. The component is fully responsive, adapting gracefully to different screen sizes with an optional collapse mode for cleaner display.
Developers can customize the navigation behavior, allow users to edit long paths directly, and localize the interface for global audiences. The component meets WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility standards and includes full RTL support and keyboard navigation, making it a robust solution for high-quality, user-friendly navigation in any Vue app.
See Kendo UI for Vue Breadcrumb demo
The Kendo UI for Vue library now includes a powerful Heatmap component for visualizing complex, two-dimensional data patterns at a glance. This new chart type uses color intensity to represent values across X and Y axes, helping users instantly identify clusters, trends, and outliers. It supports both array and object data binding, with customizable X and Y categories, making it easy to map any dataset.
The Heatmap comes packed with features including built-in color scales (or custom ones using callbacks), a variety of marker shapes (rectangles, circles, triangles, and more), and interactive behaviors like panning, zooming, and crosshairs for deeper insights. Developers can also fine-tune tooltips with access to all relevant data point metadata. Whether you’re analyzing heat distribution, user engagement, or correlation matrices, this new component makes it fast and intuitive to render dense information in a clean, insightful format.
See Kendo UI for Vue Heatmap demo
Kendo UI for Vue has fully migrated all product demos from the Options API to Vue’s modern Composition API, embracing the recommended paradigm for building maintainable and scalable Vue applications. This shift provides a more consistent and modular code structure, ideal for real-world projects and enterprise-grade development.
With the Composition API, developers benefit from improved logic reuse across components and cleaner organization of features within the same component. This update not only aligns our demos with current Vue best practices but also helps customers evaluate components in a format that mirrors how modern Vue apps are built today - making onboarding easier, reducing context switching, and offering a more intuitive development experience.
Check out the updated Kendo UI for Vue getting started article
The new adaptive rendering feature allows the ColorPicker, Tabstrip and Toolbar components to adapt to the screen size by adjusting dynamically based on the screen dimensions.
Adaptive behavior needs to be defined per component as a UI-specific solution. For example, the adaptive Kendo UI for Vue TabStrip enables users to scroll through its tabs when the tab list cannot fit in the component boundaries. For the Vue ColorPicker, you can adjust the rendering of its popup element based on the device's screen resolution by using pre-set breakpoints. The ToolBar adjusts its rendering based on screen size, ensuring overflowing tools remain accessible.
See the Vue ColorPicker Appearance demo
See the Vue TabStrip Appearance demo
See the Vue Toolbar Appearance demo
The latest enhancements to the Kendo UI for Vue Data Grid include:
The latest enhancements to the Kendo UI for Vue Charts include: