Infinite Blog

We've all come to know and love ❤️ shadcn/ui. It comes with a consistent look and feel for all the components in the UI kit, and it's built on top of Tailwind, so people feel at home using it. As React developers, we're thankful for all the hard work happening in the React ecosystem, and we're happy to see more and more UI libraries focusing on providing great developer experience.

Flashing cells is an important feature that has been requested by some of our users - both in public and private conversations.

With the release of <InfiniteTable /> v5.0.0 we've added two new themes: ocean and balsam.

Many modern apps rely heavily on white-space to make the user interface easy to read and follow. However, there are financial apps or data-heavy apps where you need to display a lot of information in a small space.

Excel-like editing is a very popular request we had. In this short article, we show you how to configure Excel-like editing in the Infinite React DataGrid.

In this demo, we show you how easy it is to leverage the master-detail support in our React DataGrid in order to toggle between a table and a chart view in the row detail.

We implemented a minimalist theme for the Infinite React DataGrid - it's designed to be simple and clean, with a focus on readability and performance.

In our previous article, we focused on documenting the best testing setup for frontends, which used Playwright and Next.js. You can check out the repository here where you can find the full setup.

We want to share with you the best testing setup we've experienced - and this includes using Playwright and NextJS. It's a setup we've come up with for Infinite React DataGrid, which is a complex component, with lots of things to test, but this configuration has helped us ship with more confidence and speed.

The article will cover some popular cell-selection scenarios in Infinite React DataGrid.

We recently announced the release of master-detail in the Infinite React DataGrid, so we also made a video tutorial to follow along, if video is your preferred learning method.

Today is a big day for the Infinite React DataGrid - we're excited to announce that the master detail feature is now available!

In this article, we'll show you how easy it is to configure the default sorting for the React DataGrid.

We're starting a series of short "How to" articles that are very focused and show how to achieve a specific thing with the Infinite Table DataGrid.

Building for the browser has historically been very tedious. In the old days you had to resort to all sorts of hacks for getting the right layout - anyone remembers conditional comments targeting IE6-9? 😅

Version 3.0.0 is a release that brings a long awaited feature: cell selection. This allows the user to perform fined-grained cell selection, either via the prop or via the Cell Selection API.

Version 2.0.0 is a release that allowed us to polish many areas of the component and consolidate its existing features and APIs.

With version 1.1.0, our DataGrid now includes support for context menus, which are fully configurable so you can create custom menus for any cell in the table.

Today we shipped cutting-edge column filtering functionality, that enables intuitive client-side and server-side filtering

Infinite Table React is ready for prime time.

We've been working on finding better ways to display tabular data for over 2 decades now and collectively we have 35+ years of experience working on this.

In the autumn our focus was implementing a dedicated Menu component so it can be used for column menus and row context menu.

Over the summer, we continued our work on preparing for our official release, focusing mainly on adding new functionalities and documenting them thoroughly, together with enhancements to existing features.

This spring, we've been hard at work preparing for our Autumn release.

Using your keyboard to navigate around an app is crucial to moving fast and being productive.

Today we are announcing the beta version (0.3.12) of Infinite Table ready to be used by early adopters.

Today we are announcing the alpha version (0.0.7) of Infinite Table ready to be used by early adopters - you can take it from npm