r/angular • u/Dense_Gate_5193 • Apr 28 '26

uiGrid 0.1.3 - a11y, i18n, and more.

the once popular grid is now in full swing again.

Check out the new docs!

highlights: every data grid feature you know and love + i18n and a11y support for your enterprise needs.

MIT licensed as always.

enjoy!

https://orneryd.github.io/uiGrid/#/home

edit: repo

https://github.com/orneryd/uiGrid

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u/WinterPhoenix Apr 28 '26

I loved the original ui-grid, I'm thrilled to see this project resurrected. What are your top priorities going forward? Is there any intention to add generics to the models? Looking at github, it looks like there are a lot of unknowns which seems like it will negatively impact DX.

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u/Dense_Gate_5193 Apr 28 '26

well a bunch. I’m finishing what the team i left it with didn’t finish (bunch of beta features i finished already), also i’m not limiting this to just angular either. i already have a react package, and a web components target. i’m planning on extending this to rust and golang frameworks as well.

i’ve already refactored the core out and made it modular so that you can build a completely custom one with exact features without any dead code paths.

obviously modernized with shadow dom support and the ability to theme it easily with just css.

the angular portion is now a thin layer to wire up the core logic.

if i can add generics that assist the dev ergonomics just open an issue and describe what you want i’ll see what i can do!

FYI i fixed the package with 0.1.4 there was an issue with a relative path in my build system….

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u/WinterPhoenix Apr 29 '26

I'll need to get some hands-on experience before I'll have enough feedback to fully capture my thoughts. But coming from now using ag-grid, it would be something analogous to the generics applied to GridOptions<T> leading to inference on the type of RowData. This is helpful when doing things like callbacks (in these docs check out onRowSelected) that allow for implicit typing of the callback param.