Brandon Satrom, lead product manager at Telerik, says that by making available an open source version of its Javascript framework Telerik is obviously trying to increase the base of developers familiar with the company’s application development platform. Telerik will continue to offer a commercial version of Kendo UI for building enterprise class applications. But the core JavaScript framework itself can now be used by any developer under an open source license.
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