After months of building, refining, and obsessing over every row and column, I'm excited to announce the official release of cerious-grid — a powerful, fully-featured data grid for Angular apps.
This is more than just a grid — it's an enterprise-level tool designed to handle massive datasets, customizable UIs, and extensible behavior with plugin support.
🌟 What’s New Since the Pre-Release?
- 📦 Published to NPM:
npm install ngx-cerious-widgets - 🐞 Tons of bugs fixed, and performance improved with real-world data testing
🚀 Install & Use
npm install ngx-cerious-widgets
Top comments (6)
Congrats.
I saw your article on Medium. So today morning I decided to check and found this announcement.
What I would like to suggest to turn on "Discussions" in github repository - for fueature discussions/suggestions. Issues are for issues.
I just released a few hours ago. This is my first time publishing to NPM. Bear with me, it took me a few revisions to get it published correctly. Now that it is published I will be working the next few days to get some demos up. There are many features and I want to showcase all of them!
Looking forward to everyone's input!
In the field of NodeJS/Typescript/Javascript I am very begginer, however I have more than 25 years of experience as software developer. Happy to help some way, maybe not particulary with code...
Play with the grid at: stackblitz.com/edit/stackblitz-sta...
pretty cool seeing you ship after that much work tbh - gotta ask though, you ever hit a point where you almost called it quits or did shipping always feel locked in for you
Hey Nevo,
To be honest, I have been wanting to do this for years. I consume many open source libraries in my daily job. So, I have been wanting to give back to the community for quite a while.
This project started many years ago and quite often would get put on the back burner. There were days where I was super excited to get some work done on it, and then after sitting down for a few minutes would decide, maybe later.
The end result is very different than what I started with and I think that taking as long as I did, I learned a lot and was able to refactor and refine many pieces of functionality. One of which was the move to plugins. Originally I planned on including all of the functionality within the core component. And then one day I thought, what if someone wants to implement the filtering or sorting differently than what I have in my mind.
I wanted others to be able to easily change the functionality of the grid without affecting the core functionality that I know is required in an enterprise level component.
So, to answer your question. Yes and Yes.
Yes the end goal was to ship, and yes, there were times where I thought I would never get it out and it would always live as a dream.