Re:Unleash The Grid
by csomar on Thursday February 03, 2011 @05:31PM
(#2177234)
I'm planning to build a jQuery Grid, and have the following points in mind.
- Consistency: Same or better as ExtJs grid.
- Flexibility: You can change anything, and I'll provide a documentation about the code structure so you can hack in.
- Light-Weight: It'll be very small and just one file. Yes, one JavaScript file, no CSS or other JavaScript files. (+ jQuery library)
- Server Side Integration: Easy sever side integration for some language (like PHP, ASP.net, Ruby...) you just put a line to create a grid from a mySql table.
Any other points you think it'll make it succeed? Also how much would you pay for it? (at least give me a range)?
Re:Unleash The Grid
by bck on Thursday February 03, 2011 @06:15PM
(#2177433)
If you can make it more powerful and still as simple to use as ExtJS grid, I'd consider paying, but only if the cells could use the same kind of fantastic templating and CSS options that you can in ExtJS.
- Consistency: Same or better as ExtJs grid.
- Flexibility: You can change anything, and I'll provide a documentation about the code structure so you can hack in.
- Light-Weight: It'll be very small and just one file. Yes, one JavaScript file, no CSS or other JavaScript files. (+ jQuery library)
- Server Side Integration: Easy sever side integration for some language (like PHP, ASP.net, Ruby...) you just put a line to create a grid from a mySql table.
Any other points you think it'll make it succeed? Also how much would you pay for it? (at least give me a range)?