Kendo UI for ASP.NET MVC VSExtensions
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This is a really good extension and have used it in the past when learning about KendoUI with some small sample projects.
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Hi smlemmon, I have used Kendo UI for close to a year now and I have been very impressed. Not only with the library it self, but mostly with the way Telerik is managing this product; they do constant updates, and take the developers input very seriously (I got awarded points -discount- for reporting an issue). I have been struggling with the Kendo Grid now for two days. I am using the HTML version, not this one. It is without doubt, the most frustrating piece of software I have ever worked with. I have multiple service calls open and have yet to receive a reply. Having said that, they are still within the SLA. I came across Kendo UI whilst researching what tools are available to assist with developing modern browser apps, so I'm just at the start of a development with it. In my case, I wanted integration with Visual Studio and MVC and that's exactly what you get here. The examples and demos are really well put together, showing me quickly how to get a particular job done. The framework (client widgets and their MVC extensions) has been designed so you decide where code should go, and when things should happen: client or server-side, bind local or remote, retrieve now or later? Ok, I could probably do all that anyway without a suite like this, but this is going to save me a lot of effort and the result is going to look better. After installing the extensions, I've been unable to use the controls at all. When attempting to create a sample project, the Project Configuration Wizard will not let me log in (even though I'm logged in on the website), giving me an error stating "Latest version retrieval did not succeed. Possible invalid credentials." My credentials are NOT invalid (again I'm logged into the website). I believe this is causing me to not be able to add a reference to the Kendo.mvc.dll binary manually either. This is happening with the current version (2012.3.1114.0) and Visual Studio 2012 Professional.
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Hi IceBreakerG, Starting with new technology can be hard for a newbie, but not with KendoUI! I downloaded the Telerik package, this extension and 3 click later I had created my first MVC4 KendoUI powered app. It's that simple! This tool is awesome for grids, I have been working on this in my company project from long. I love KendoUI. Thank you developers you made my thing simpler and better. Excellent set of UI controls for desktop and mobile. I have been using it for just about every project. Love the consistent programming model across the whole framework as well as their support. Installed Kendo UI for ASP.NET MVC Q2 2012 SP1 via MSI installer
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Hi felickz, I am a senior .NET developer from Serbia. I am a big fun of .NET development. I first used Telerik products when one of our development partner bought Telerik for ASP.NET. When I started to use their product, I already had a few years of experience working with ASP.NET. I was very surprised how much the development process was easy and fast with the aid of Telerik controls. It was love at a first sight. As a experienced senior developer I gladly recommend every developer and company to try Telerik products because working with their controls is very easy and fast. Developers will be very happy if your Company will buy Telerik products (I know, because I am a developer too :) ). And I think that company will be glad too, because working with Telerik products saves you lot of time. And time is money. I must mention that the workers an Telerik are very helpful and friendly, and their support is great. And that's is very important for a developer like me. So I vote for Telerik! :)
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