But I understand some people are zealously against them (for good reason). I found them approachable if you followed some basics like avoiding nesting, and with care, dynamic sizing went a long way. When I wrote my first HTML page you could make them out of basic tags and nobody would beat you over the head with a styleguide for doing it wrong. Nice distinction! Although I'm not sure "trolling" is a fair dig. I think you have a lot of promise in this lib but there's a lot of work to do before I'd use it. There's so many other nifty features to be had around sticky table headers and rearrangeable columns and HTML templated cell types and optional columns hidden automatically on mobile that are absent or at least not exampled, and I would love to take a look once more of the obvious features are added and mature but right now it feels like a library for newer developers who are not yet comfortable with the fundamentals of tables. Speaking of Angular, "works in" Angular is surely true but would I use it in Angular when I had to handle wrapping it in a component myself when plenty of other more powerful options exist which already integrate very well into Angular? This one looks good but if all it does is very small and simple data sets I'm afraid it doesn't seem terribly useful, because for a table with only 2-3 columns which this component seems to be designed around, I could just do it myself and get a fine result in an hour or so in Angular, including a mobile view version that dumps the table or hides unnecessary columns. I don't often deal with massive datasets but I wonder why, if I was, I wouldn't just use one of the many existing, mature, performant datagrid components that are already available if I did.
Every application should work well on mobile (yes, every application) and it doesn't look like there's anything here for that yet. Good responsive handling of tables is the most difficult part of using (nonmassive) tables effectively in 2020 and is far and away the main reason I would consider taking on a table library dependency on a project but there doesn't seem to be any effort put in on this front.Ī table is most useful when you have horizontal space to make use of and information to fill that space, and when you don't you almost always want to replace it with a list that takes advantage of vertical scrolling. I must admit though, I have a hard time imagining where I could use this right now. The tables it makes definitely look nice.
Thanks for submitting and great work so far.
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