Not an issue, just wanted to say thanks #857
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Thanks, Jack! It's great to be able to keep the Slickgrid bandwagon rolling forwards. I do this in my 'spare time' (ha!) and it can feel like i'm dragging the chain a lot of the time. But I do what I can, and welcome anyone else who is happy to step up. It's hard to gauge where SlickGrid is headed in the bigger picture - so much is changing with javascript frameworks, mobile/touch devices, etc, but I still think it's one of the most flexible and powerful offerings out there. It's also hard to gauge how big the user base is. There are a lot of references around the net, but also a lot of offerings in this space. So I'm not sure if this project is a backwater or just waiting to stand out based on the things that matter. Anyway, it's an integral part of one of my projects, and there are a few surprise extensions lying around on my private fork. One day I'll get to releasing them too. In the meantime, thanks for your words of support. Ben McIntyre |
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I just came across this, I'm being tortured by other grids, I remember using this one in the past over DataTables. Because it just worked but it was abandoned and the stupid fork graph won't display :( . I'm gonna have to try it out now. |
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Just wanted to say thanks as well. @6pac would be nice to have a "todo list" with things to improve so we can give a quick hand (I am looking at jquery.* dependencies). I have a fork of slick grid with some fixes from the past. Will try, in the next weeks / months, to separate and create some PRs. |
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Thanks @Ra00i that is a great idea. I'll try to put together a 'mind map' of where it's at. |
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@6pac |
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Now that we have GitHub Discussions, I think this is better as a Discussion instead of an issue. I would also like to point out that if you haven't noticed, we released SlickGrid 5.0 not long ago and this complete our journey into modernizing the project by dropping jQuery/jQueryUI, migrating to TypeScript, provide ES6/ESM builds and finally we also provided SlickGrid with a fresh new look by adding a new Alpine Theme that can even be customized by CSS/SASS variables. Thanks for the kind word and keep using SlickGrid 🚀 We are also running a quick little poll for fun, thanks for taking the time to participate |
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Anyone wishing to say thanks, may I make a suggestion. |
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Just wanted to say thanks to 6pac and others for the continued work on SlickGrid.
I'd have contacted 6pac directly, but there's no contact info for him.
If there's a better way to leave feedback on Github than this, please let me know.
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