Love it. Really! How difficult would it be to embed a D3 chart in one of the columns? Would that be something tricky to add or could it be made into a column type easily?
Jokes aside, no it cannot, not yet anyway. This is version 0.1 and I really have no intension of cloning SlickGrid. That said, the infrastructure is here
This is really useful. Thank you.
With the scrolling list would it be possible to make the header row stay in place? Some people prefer to scroll with large amounts of data so that they can just use ctr+f to quickly find the links to what they want.
Hey, great work! One thing I found - your MomentCell example seems to steal focus from the document. You can't blur it by clicking elsewhere, which means any other keystrokes (except escape or enter) on the page go directly to it.
Looks excellent! I don't have an excuse to play with this right now, but I'm forwarding to a colleague that is going to love it. Can't say much more than big thanks for sharing your work.
Yeah the gh-pages website has too many grids and codemirror instances opened up at once. The examples really need to load lazily on mobile. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hey this looks really cool! The last time I rendered some data in a table I used d3.js, but this looks much simpler for the more advanced stuff.
Do you have cvs support? That would be nifty because large table datasets are usually in csv not in json, so it would be nice to skip this intermediate step.
By the way, how did you make the documentation? It looks really nice.
No csv support. I didn't intent to make a full-blown web-based spreadsheet (but you never know :) ). The documentation is just plain old hand-coded HTML styled with Bootstrap + some well chosen header fonts. The code editor (not much of an editor now that I've put it in read only mode) is codemirror.
Looks awesome. I wrote Backbone.grid last year, basically some view extensions with a much lower level approach and many unresolved issues. This is were backbone (and other MVC) shines I think. Hope to see similar stuff in ember.js angular.js and so on with nifty gems for easy generation of admin section. kudos
Hmm if I knew this existed literally a week ago I might have gone with backbone instead of Angular. Do you by accident know of an ediable-grid with angular directives and proper bindings?
Try ng-grid http://angular-ui.github.com/ng-grid/ -- to get editable cells, you just make your own cell template. Fairly straightforward. I just built something with this, and it worked out nicely.
And much thanks goes Jeremy for writing Backbone.js and posting this!
(BTW, I'm looking for a job, so if anyone is interested, please email me myhnhandle [at] googlesmailservice dot com)