Hi Rob, Ah, I see, I don't use Kendo, but I do recall it's supporting angular, perhaps you can better ask your question over there. If you are using the ngRouter, you can simply move the loading of the data to the resolve property of the router. If not, you can add an extra controller, that loads your data (which can even be better done in a service!), and kicks off the rest of the app whenever the data is in. A simple ngIf in your template is enough to cater for this.
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