Telerik and Kendo UI R3 2023 release focuses on enabling developers to build engaging and highly functional digital experiences with the most comprehensive toolsets. Whether they are modernizing legacy projects or building new applications, developers
will find the solutions they need for UI customization, robust feature requirements, meaningful data visualizations, and more.
Telerik R3 2023 Highlights:
Tailored UX with Efficient Styling and Customization:
Expanded Design System Support: Building on what was started earlier in the year, more components are meticulously detailed in the Design System Documentation.
ThemeBuilder Integrations: New components are supported in the unique and powerful Progress ThemeBuilder app, covering more UI styling and customization use cases.
New customization capabilities across the board: Multiple new appearance options ensure that no requirement is left behind.
UI Components in the Spotlight:
DockManger for Migrating from Desktop to the Web: This vital component will help developers recreate experiences their desktop users expect in ASP.NET Core and MVC applications.
New Data Visualization Components: New Trendline, Pyramid and various other chart types that can stand alone or integrate with other UI components give developers what they need for stunning web visualizations.
New editor and navigation controls in Blazor: ListBox, DropDownButton and AppBar are some of the newly added components that shape Telerik UI for Blazor into the only Blazor library you’ll ever need.
Scheduling capabilities in .NET MAUI: New Scheduler component offers an in-app calendar experience similar to Outlook or Google Calendar.
New controls for desktop apps: SlideView, SVG control and Chat (Conversational UI) are some of the new components for advanced desktop capabilities.
Productivity Boost with Robust Features and Support for Latest Frameworks:
Continued Industry Leading Support for Microsoft’s Newest Frameworks: Enabling developers to work on the latest Microsoft platforms we provide support for .NET 8 RC2.
Multiple Grid enhancements across Telerik UI products: New functionalities like dedicated Context Menu and new DateTime column ensure developers are equipped with a full-featured Grid to cover any data-heavy app requirement.
Compliant and Highly Accessible Applications:
Strict CSP Compliance: Telerik UI libraries ensure secure user experiences, targeted for organizations that need to follow strict security standards like banks.
Improved Accessibility: We continue our efforts to provide accessibility compliance in accordance with the latest WCAG standards.
Join Telerik R3 2023 release webinar on October 19 at 11:00 a.m. to learn how the latest Progress developer tools release can empower you and your team to deliver exceptional customer and employee digital experiences. During the webinar,
our developer advocates Ed Charbeneau and Sam Basu will present in detail the major updates across the .NET web, desktop, mobile and cross-platform products and demonstrate how to use them to drive digital success.
Let’s get together at the Livestream Release Party on October 17, 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. ET to hear the release news and hang out with dev friends.
Highlights Per Product That We’ll Cover During the Live Webinar:
Telerik UI for Blazor
New components: ListBox, DropDownButton, AppBar
New Chart series: Trendline, RangeArea, RangeBar, RangeColumn and Waterfall charts
Multiple Chart enhancements: Pan and Zoom, DrillDown Support, Control Legend Display
PivodGrid improvements: Width of Column and Row headers, HeaderClass / Title of Column, Row, and Headers
PDFViewer enhancements: Improved PDFViewer Scrolling, Updated PDFViewer rendering based on latest designs
Grid improvements: Dedicated Context Menu, Improved Select or Multi-select on Mobile Devices with Touch Interactions, Option to Enable "Changing" Event
Strict CSP Compliance
Accessibility improvements
New Document Processing Libraries (DPL) features
Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core Specific Items
Compatibility with .NET 8 RC2
Telerik UI for ASP.NET AJAX
New component: Avatar
RadHtmlCharts Enhancements: Customizing the Label Position, Label Background, Step Property and more
New Document Processing Libraries (DPL) features
ThemeBuilder
New Component Integrations: TileLayout, Popover, Filter, Conversational UI, ScrollView, Skeleton, Gantt and Form
Classic Theme Support
Support for SVG Icons
Support for Component Variants
Support for Multiple Modes
Telerik UI for .NET MAUI
New controls: Scheduler, NavigationView, RangeSlider
DataGrid enhancements: RowDetails functionality, Adding Hover UI to the Column Header
ComboBox improvements: Option to change the space between ComboBox and Dropdown, Add a Command / Event to the Clear button, Add filtering support with highlighting
Compatibility with .NET 8 RC2
Telerik UI for Xamarin
DataGrid improvement: Text wrapping support
Telerik UI for WinForms
New controls: SlideView, NotifyIcon, PipsPager
RadNavigationView enhancement: Add support for Footer Area
Compatibility with .NET 8 RC2
New Document Processing Libraries (DPL) features
Telerik UI for WPF
New controls: SVG Control, Highlight Textblock
New Azure Provider support in Map control
ComboBox improvement: Highlight the searched symbols in the RadComboBox items
Compatibility with .NET 8 RC2
New Document Processing Libraries (DPL) features
Telerik UI for WinUI
New Chat (Conversational UI) control
DateTime column in DataGrid control
New Document Processing Libraries (DPL) features
Speakers
Sam BasuDeveloper Advocacy Manager, Progress samidip
Sam Basu is a technologist, author, speaker, Microsoft MVP, gadget lover and Developer Advocacy Manager for Developer Tooling products. With a long developer background, he now spends much of his time advocating modern web/mobile/cloud development platforms on Microsoft/Telerik/Kendo UI technology stacks. His spare times call for travel, fast cars, cricket and culinary adventures with the family.
Ed CharbeneauPrincipal Developer Advocate, Progress edcharbeneau
Ed is a Microsoft MVP and an internationally recognized online influencer, speaker, writer, a Developer Advocate for Progress, and expert on all things web development. Ed enjoys geeking out to cool new tech, brainstorming about future technology and admiring great design.