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Kendo UI for Angular released in version 1.0.0

On May 04 Progress has released Kendo UI for Angular in version 1.0.0.

Kendo UI is one of the best UI frameworks I know. I have done several projects based on Kendo UI for JQuery and enjoyed working with that. Mid of January 2017 they published a first version and I immediately started developing with that. 

Impatiently waiting for more components!

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