JQuery UI vs Kendo UI
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JQuery UI vs Kendo UI
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Re: JQuery UI vs Kendo UI
#2The grid comparison of features vs the core jQuery UI module doesn't seem right. Of course a behemoth framework will win out on a feature comparison against one module of a modular framework.
Re: JQuery UI vs Kendo UI
#3I can't get past the problem of Kendo only properly supporting webkit.
EDIT: Should have clarified I'm referring to mobile.
Re: JQuery UI vs Kendo UI
#4I can't get past the problem of Kendo only properly supporting webkit. EDIT: Should have clarified I'm referring to mobile.
Older versions of Firefox, Internet Explorer, and Safari are supported. Can you elaborate on the phrase, "only properly supporting WebKit"?
EDIT: Got it. Yes, you're correct; currently, Kendo UI Mobile provides UI widgets that match the theming and functionality of native controls available for iOS and Android.
Re: JQuery UI vs Kendo UI
#5The grid comparison of features vs the core jQuery UI module doesn't seem right. Of course a behemoth framework will win out on a feature comparison against one module of a modular framework.
That's a fair comment, which is why I made a point of highlighting available plug-ins like Template, Globalize, and others.
Re: JQuery UI vs Kendo UI
#6library looks really nice! You guys should consider supporting mustache.js as a template engine - the advantage is it's compatible with other languages, we're using mustache for java, objc, javascript mobile, and javascript web.... oh and a bit of ruby mustache too!
EDIT: disclaimer i have a mustache
Re: JQuery UI vs Kendo UI
#7this looks really good. really well thought out. congrats. We are in the process of choosing a mobile JS library for our framework. We were going to go with JQuery Mobile but I am impressed with Kendo. You might get a call from us in the next months. You never know...:-)
Re: JQuery UI vs Kendo UI
#8library looks really nice! You guys should consider supporting mustache.js as a template engine - the advantage is it's compatible with other languages, we're using mustache for java, objc, javascript mobile, and javascript web.... oh and a bit of ruby mustache too! EDIT: disclaimer i have a mustache
Thanks! I'll share this feedback with the team. FWIW, we work very hard to "play well with others". For example, there's an example of Kendo UI integration with Knockout here:
http://demos.kendoui.com/web/integration/index.html
There's also an example of Kendo UI integration with jQuery templates here:
http://demos.kendoui.com/web/integration/jquery-templates.ht...
EDIT: I do not have a mustache but I do like mustache.js.
Re: JQuery UI vs Kendo UI
#9this looks really good. really well thought out. congrats. We are in the process of choosing a mobile JS library for our framework. We were going to go with JQuery Mobile but I am impressed with Kendo. You might get a call from us in the next months. You never know...:-)
Please let me know if you have any questions. I'm happy to assist. In the meanwhile, there's a healthy number of threads happening on our forums:
http://www.kendoui.com/forums.aspx
Lots of Q&A's worth checking out.
Kendo UI Mobile is currently in Beta but I would encourage you to check it out and send us your feedback:
Alternatively, send your questions to @KendoUI on Twitter.
Re: JQuery UI vs Kendo UI
#10I think it's a bit misleading. jQueryMobile is an official part of jQuery as is jQuery UI, and validation while considered a plugin is ostensibly "official" as the author is a jQueryUI core committer. So while Kendo might be operating under one GPL licensed roof, in the end if you consider all "Official" jQuery projects as one project, they offer a lot more and a MIT license!
I know you mentioned those projects as "See etc." but in my mind at least, it's just a question of marketing semantics of what should be considered one project.