Use more performant data grid to replace the raw html table

[mzy2240]

The idea is to keep some of the main components as performant as possible. A few candidates:

Cheetah Grid
DataGridXL2
ToastUI Grid

[ramedina86]

This is a great point, thanks for bringing it up. To be honest I hadn't tested big dataframes so I didn't experience any issues, but I did some tests and research and now I'm seeing it's a significant limitation.

Regarding next steps, I'll be working on a custom data grid as I also want to support sorting, interactions (e.g. select a row, trigger event) and edition. I want it to be light and highly coupled to Streamsync (events, styles, etc) so I'm not considering external libraries for this purpose. This is a priority and I expect to be part of 0.2.

In general, as "project philosophy" I'm refraining from using pre-built UI components. There's obvious downsides to this, but I think in the long run it'll pay off.

[mzy2240]

Yeah that make sense. You probably could take a look at the Cheetah Grid and start from somewhere there to have a minimal starting cost. It is licensed MIT so should be fine.

[ramedina86]

I developed a custom grid and added it to 0.1.7. It's quite basic now but should be easily expandable. I didn't use any code from Cheetah Grid but it was a good starting point to understand how grids work.

[matthiasautrata]

How about tabulator? This is inspired by learning Holoviz Panel . They have lots of cool components that might serve as inspiration for your road map.