Show HN: Datagridxl2.js – Fast Excel-like data table library
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#14How does it compare with https://grid.glideapps.com/ ?
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#15The performance here is amazing. Well done! I'm desperately searching for a way to replace old Handsontable (before they closed source), but the license here for DataGrid XL makes it impossible to easily bring into a large FOSS project. Some ideas for licensing: dual license MIT and commercial. Feed advanced features and support into the commercial while keeping the MIT version fast, performant, extendable.
Same with caddy, except that time it was my money.
Some times I wonder if I should avoid giving money to open source projects because it seems to trigger the idea that one can make a whole lot of more money by selling out.
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#16Been using AgGrid but looking for a replacement. I tried to load a CSV of 100k items here and got a "RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded." https://www.datagridxl.com/demos/import-csv-data
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#18How does it compare with https://grid.glideapps.com/ ?
Looks quite similar to me. Both are using canvas (combined with off screen rendering?) under the covers which seems to be key to achieving this level of performance.
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#19One million cell made me though of https://lumino.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples/datagrid/in... that has a "trillion" cell demo :-) All the best.
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#20How does it compare with https://grid.glideapps.com/ ?
Or tabulator http://tabulator.info/ .. I don't see filtering though.
Unfortunately if you are planning to use tabulator (in an enterprise environment for example), I would advice against it for a few reasons:
- No tests (atleast I did not find them when I looked into it)
- I dont normally critique the codebase but I found it to be a bit unorganized and that did not inspire confidence. Basically I found it be non DRY. However I found it easy to understand and make changes
- Being developed by one person and I found little support and response when I raised issues and PR