Niall Crosby - AG Grid Blog

React

Code Tetris in 200 Lines of Code using React

Writing Tetris is exciting, as it forces you to understand many aspects of a programming language / framework in a very small application.

React

Why AG Grid's React Rendering Matters

A React JavaScript Data Grid that is rendered 100% in React. The Grid does exactly the same thing regardless of which rendering engine is used.

Misc

New Logo, We Are AG Grid

AG Grid is no longer the small project it used to be. We needed a new brand and logo to represent the Enterprise company we have become.

Misc

Streaming Updates in JavaScript Data Grids

ag-Grid can process over 150,000 updates per second. Together with the latest browsers and ag-Grid's cutting-edge algorithms, let me introduce you to the fastest JavaScript datagrid in the world.

Misc

Plunker backed by ag-Grid

It’s important to us that we give back to the community which supported us in our early days.

Javascript

Delivering Big Data in the Small Browser

While creating ag-Grid, the best grid in the world, I desired a JavaScript data grid that could navigate and manage big data in a way that had never been done before.

Misc

Reasons to choose AG Grid as your JavaScript Data Grid

After thousands of sales calls and attending many conferences, we clearly understand why our users choose AG Grid over the competition. This article explains the main reasons why AG Grid has become the leading Enterprise JavaScript data grid.

Releases

ag-Grid Goes Commercial

Version 4.x of ag-Grid was the first release offering both free and enterprise versions. From now on, the ag-Grid core project (formally ag-Grid) is split into ag-Grid (free and covered by MIT license) and ag-Grid-Enterprise (not free, covered by a Commercial license).

Misc

AG Grid's Agnostic Philosophy

AG Grid is now firmly framework agnostic — it has no dependencies on any framework.

Misc

Why The World Needed AG Grid

I introduced ag-Grid to the ‘troubled’ application. What a breath of fresh air! For the first time we had a grid that performed well