Kendo UI Q3 2013 Release, Keynote This Wednesday!
The next major Kendo UI release is almost here! This Wednesday, November 20th is release day, and the online keynote is where you want to be to get your fist look at what’s new. Over the course of one hour, we’ll show you all of the Kendo UI Q3 2013 highlights, and you’ll also be eligible to win one of these great prizes:
- 1 Apple MacBook Pro
- 1 Microsoft Surface Pro 2
- 1 Apple iPad Air
- 1 Nokia Lumia 1020
- 1 Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition
- 1 Apple iPhone 5s
- 1 Samsung Galaxy S4
- 10 Amazon Gift Cards ($100)
- 15 Kendo UI Complete Licenses
Need I say more? Register for this Wednesday’s online keynote, right now! And feel free to invite a friend or two, as well!
Our next Kendo UI release is chock-full of great new features, all organized around the theme “Responsive UI for Modern Apps.” We’ve added great new features and enhancements to every corner of Kendo UI Web, DataViz and Mobile. There are even a few surprises that we’ve not talked about during the beta that we’ll show-off during Wednesday’s keynote.
The keynote will begin at 11:00 AM Eastern Time (find it in your time zone) and will last about an hour, with an extended Q&A time at the end where we’ll try to answer as many of your questions as we can. The entire event will be recorded, too, and published to the official Kendo UI YouTube channel shortly after the live event (for those of you in time zones not able to catch things live).
That’s all for now! We’re busy putting all of the finishing touches on the keynote and preparing the final Q3 2013 bits, so I hope you’ll join us for another great release keynote!
See you Wednesday!
About the Author
Brandon Satrom (@BrandonSatrom) is the Lead Product Manager for Telerik's Cross-Platform Tools and Services, and is based in Austin, TX. A unapologetic lover of the web, Brandon loves to talk about HTML, JavaScript, CSS, open source and whatever new shiny tool or technology has distracted him from that other thing he was working on. Brandon loves writing and speaking and loves hanging out with and learning from other passionate developers, both online and in person. He blogs on occasion at UserInExperience.com