What's the "Advanced" part in this ? Vue/quasar tables already provide extensive functionality and I am sure there are react and angular alternatives.
I don't think there is a need for a library to work across vue/react/angular at the same time because no single person is going to use those in a single project.
I appreciate the project since I am frequently looking for js grid implementations but what the differentiator here ? Is it performance or styling or flexibility or just variety of frameworks ?
Grid.js has an internal pipeline library which takes care of pulling the data, adding data processing layers, caching each layer when it's possible (e.g. you search for a keyword and then you navigate between pages) and running the steps to refine the data.
The `pipeline.process()` can be executed in a different thread than the main browser thread (e.g. Web Worker) which is super useful to perform the CPU consuming bits.
There absolutely are advantages to libraries that work independent from, or across multiple frameworks. Most webdevs have experience with multiple frameworks. It’s nice knowing you can use a library in whatever project you’re working on.
I don't think there is a need for a library to work across vue/react/angular at the same time because no single person is going to use those in a single project.
I appreciate the project since I am frequently looking for js grid implementations but what the differentiator here ? Is it performance or styling or flexibility or just variety of frameworks ?