AG Grid vs React
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Lots of people use React as the V in MVC. Since React makes no assumptions about the rest of your technology stack, it's easy to try it out on a small feature in an existing project. | AG Grid is a powerful, fast and customizable javascript data grid. No third-party dependencies. Works with React, Angular, Vue. Supports JavaScript, and Typescript. Community edition free for commercial use. Enterprise support available. |
Declarative;
Component-based;
Learn once, write anywhere | Integrated charting; Live streaming updates; Data Driven; Easy to configure; Common API across all frameworks; Open Source; Completely free MIT Licensed community edition; Sorting, Filtering, Ordering; Custom Cell Renderers; Easy Cell Editing; Export to CSV and Excel; Server Side Data Integration; Group, Pivot and Aggregate; Sparklines; Fully React Rendering Engine; Angular and Vue Supported; Fully Typed for TypeScript; Works with Vanilla JavaScript |
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GitHub Stars 240.3K | GitHub Stars 14.7K |
GitHub Forks 49.7K | GitHub Forks 2.0K |
Stacks 182.6K | Stacks 31 |
Followers 147.0K | Followers 14 |
Votes 4.1K | Votes 0 |
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