KendoUI Bridge Documentation
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  • Developers notes
    • Current limitations
    • Loading a subset of controls
    • Lazy loading wrappers
    • Running gists
    • Kendo Tooltip HTML content
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    • What you need to know
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  • Bridge developers notes
    • Introduction
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    • Generation of bindables
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    • Grid HTML api
    • Template compilation
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    • Registry helper class
    • Creating gists for the catalog app
  • Troubleshooting
    • Introduction
    • Using gists and GistRun
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  1. Developers notes

Running gists

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Last updated 6 years ago

Application Developer notes

5.4 Running gists

This section contains information on the newly added feature which allow you to RUN any example available in this application, by invoking the GistRun application, written by Aurelia core team member Jeremy Danyow, who describes it as:

GistRun runs and edits GitHub Gists (surprise). GistRun is built with Aurelia, uses the GitHub API and is hosted on GitHub pages. CloudFlare provides DNS and Heroku hosts GistRun's integration with GitHub's OAuth web application flow.

Here is an example of the KendoUI component with added RUN functionality:

Click on the RUN button results with this specific grid example running as a gist in the new browser tab:

This allows for a great deal more experimentation with any KendoUI component in a completely interactive way.