The Infinisheet apps all use react-spreadsheet for their main UI. This package contains a React component built on react-virtual-scroll that implements the classic Spreadsheet UI we all know and love. The component retrieves the data needed to render the spreadsheet on demand, using the spreadsheet-data interface.
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React Spreadsheet
React Spreadsheet Infinite Scrolling
Last time, I left you feeling rather constrained by my starting spreadsheet size of 100 rows and 26 columns. This is the same starting size as Google Sheets. Like Google Sheets, I could have explicit buttons that add additional rows and columns. However, I don’t like that behavior. The UI acts as if rows and columns were precious, giving them out begrudgingly.
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React Spreadsheet
Spreadsheets
Spreadsheet Column Naming
Last time, I ported some spreadsheet-ish sample code into my new stub
react-spreadsheetpackage, and called it a spreadsheet. Unsurprisingly, it’s not very good. Time to start iterating. -
React Spreadsheet
Introducing React Spreadsheet
I seem to have spent the past few weeks repeatedly finding reasons not to get my
react-spreadsheetpackage off the ground. That changes today. First, a quick reminder of the big picture.