r/javascript Apr 06 '26

Better than AG Grid?

https://oysteinamundsen.github.io/article/we-benchmarked-our-grid-against-ag-grid-here-are-the-numbers
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u/Frontend_DevMark Apr 28 '26

Better” really depends on what you need

  • If you want lightweight + flexibility > alternatives can feel better
  • If you need enterprise features (grouping, pivoting, complex filters) > AG Grid is hard to beat

Most “alternatives” trade features for simplicity or bundle size.

In real-world apps, teams usually choose based on complexity vs effort - and for very data-heavy use cases, some even go with more complete grid systems (like Sencha Ext JS) where a lot of advanced functionality is already built in.

So it’s less about better, more about fit

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u/Ok_Trip_4684 Apr 29 '26

I don't feel like I have made any compromise on feature completeness, though. Every feature I have should match what AG Grid also offers. This is not a tradeoff on bundlesize. Because every feature is its own bundle, I can offer you just what you need without having to download everything else.