The Kendo MVVM framework brings complicated interactive JavaScript into the realm of simple HTML attributes, templates, and View-Model functions. It is a very powerful feature and is one that you are likely to become very accustomed to using in your web pages. Keep in mind as you develop code that Kendo is a system in which features can be built together very nicely; for example, you could use a Kendo data source object as the source binding for a table
or select
list.
When you have powerful tools like this within your reach, you will find that function-rich pages become normal instead of exceptionally difficult and that your programming experience will be better than ever. In the next chapter, we will learn about the Kendo UI HTML Editor widget. This widget adds a full-featured HTML editing box to your web pages so that users can create content in a friendly input area with formatting, images, and hyperlinks. It is especially useful if users can contribute content on your site, such...