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+title:  "React DataGrid DataTable Component"
+date:   2017-02-25 17:00
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+author: Shon Fernandez
+published: true
+categories: react
+---
+
+ReactJS is an excellent library for building dynamic interfaces. However, it does not ship with a UI component set. 
+There are number of community driven options available, including material-ui, react-bootstrap, and more. 
+However, none of these component sets come with a fully featured DataGrid component. Here at [reactdatagrid](http://reactdatagrid.com) 
+we are trying to provide this important building block to React Enterprise application developers.
+
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+
+By fully featured DataGrid component, I mean a
+datagrid that in addition to basic DataGrid Features like
+Ability to organize information as rows and columns, locked headers, Draggable, Resizable, Sortable and Editable Columns,
+Keyboard Navigation, Accesibility Support,  Inline Filtering,  Server and Client Paging,  Summary Footers,Export to Excel, Word, Text, XML,
+Preference Persistence (Ability for your end users to save viewing preferences, like column order, visibility, widths, 
+filter criteria, print settings etc.), Hierarchical Grids (Tree Grids), Virtual (Buffered) rendering, Row Span and Column Span and more.
+ 
+Our company has been building DataGrid components for over a decade now - and we have recently released http://reactdatagrid.com
+ 
+ This is a React based datagrid component - which unlike other options on the market has been written in Pure React.
+ Most other alternatives are basically React wrappers around JavaScript or jQuery components. This is less than ideal. 
+ 
+ First, the big problem here is that you lose context as you go from the React part of your page to the jQuery (or plain JS)
+ part. React and the third party library conflict in wierd ways because they both want to control the DOM. Not with us 
+ we are pure React, so we hand over the virtual DOM to React to render.
+ 
+ The second issue is performance. IF you use React components within the cells of the grid that is not written in pure react,
+ you have to do something like 
+ 
+ ReactDOM.render(<YourComponent/>, cellDOMElement)
+ 
+ This is dramatically slower than if you had a pure react datagrid like ours - where you do something like
+ 
+ itemRenderer = {()=> { return <YourComponent/>} }
+ 
+ With our React DataGrid, you get a pure React component with solid featureset that has been battle
+ tested with our over a decade of experience writing DataGrid components..
+ 
+ For more information, please visit [reactdatagrid](http://reactdatagrid.com) 
+ 
+ 
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