This past week I had the opportunity to attend the DevReach conference in Sofia, Bulgaria.  Coincidentally, the team working on Kendo UI is also in Sofia.  I spent a few days at the office talking with the team and sneaking glances at what they are currently working...

One of the lesser talked about and yet really useful features of the Beta 2 release is the introduction of Kendo UI models and the concept of “syncing” with the Kendo UI DataSource.  It was mentioned briefly in the Beta 2 release announcement last week.

It's been two short months since we originally introduced the Kendo UI beta, and now we're very happy to deliver the second beta release! This release builds on the very successful beta 1 by introducing a number of new features, new widgets, along with the expected...

While working up a blog post today on creating a simple game with HTML5, I tested the app on my iPhone and found something quite interesting.  It was ridiculously slow.

You can check out the application here and see it’s performance on your mobile device.  It appears to...

One of the challenges that comes with pure JavaScript UI is a nasty little user experience problem that I'm calling "Flash of Uninitialized JavaScript UI," or FOUJUI (rolls right off the tongue).

FOUJI, similar to FOUC, occurs when:

• Your rich UI is initialized by JavaScript
• You rely...

CORS is cool. Cross-Origin Resource Sharing is a (slowly) emerging technology for the web that finally gives async web operations a way to directly grab resources from different domains. In fact, I've already talked about it a couple of times on the Kendo UI blogs here and here.

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