KendoReact Component Explorer

This is a submission for the KendoReact Free Components Challenge. What I Built As you probably know that there are many free KendoReact components (50+), and one way to play with them is by using the KendoReact Component Explorer — a fun and interactive web app that I have created. It’s a tool in which you can select a component, modify its settings, watch it update live, inspect the code and even talk to a bot about it. I wanted to build something useful and demonstrate how dope KendoReact is! Demo I) You can see live as well as source code here: code II) Screenshots: KendoReact Experience↘️ This app was built from scratch using KendoReact Free components. Here’s how: A) Required Component: Eleven {10+} free component were added Button, Input, NumericTextBox, Switch, DropDownList, Drawer, DrawerContent, Chat, Grid and ProgressBar. All three do well in the preview section. B) Why It Worked: a) Easy to add components and making the customization via props b) The Drawer is what made my sidebar smooth and responsive. c) The Chat component used to power my chatbot, very straightforward way to chat with the users. C) Why I Liked it: The tools in KendoReact were ready to use out of the box, which helped me save time and build a professional looking app with few lines of code. It’s a developer’s dream!

Mar 17, 2025 - 23:20

This is a submission for the KendoReact Free Components Challenge.

What I Built

As you probably know that there are many free KendoReact components (50+), and one way to play with them is by using the KendoReact Component Explorer — a fun and interactive web app that I have created.

It’s a tool in which you can select a component, modify its settings, watch it update live, inspect the code and even talk to a bot about it.

I wanted to build something useful and demonstrate how dope KendoReact is!

Demo

I) You can see live as well as source code here: code

II) Screenshots:

KendoReact Experience↘️

This app was built from scratch using KendoReact Free components. Here’s how:

A) Required Component:

Eleven {10+} free component were added

Button, Input, NumericTextBox, Switch, DropDownList, Drawer, DrawerContent, Chat, Grid and ProgressBar.

All three do well in the preview section.

B) Why It Worked:

a) Easy to add components and making the customization via props

b) The Drawer is what made my sidebar smooth and responsive.

c) The Chat component used to power my chatbot, very straightforward way to chat with the users.

C) Why I Liked it:

The tools in KendoReact were ready to use out of the box, which helped me save time and build a professional looking app with few lines of code. It’s a developer’s dream!