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v5.10.1

09 Nov 20:09
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5.10.1 (2024-11-09)

A bit more fixes related to the switch to SASS @use and couple of fixes related to Grid Service & Calendar Picker editor.

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v5.10.0

02 Nov 19:14
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5.10.0 (2024-11-02)

This release fixes all recent SASS (dart-sass) warnings for their upcoming major version 2.0 and even fixes next 3.0 warnings. Note that external libraries like Bootstrap, Bulma and others still have to fix their own warnings as well but as far as SlickGrid goes, all warnings were fixed.

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  • switch to SASS @use and remove any @import to fix deprecations (ba58eab) - by @ghiscoding

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v5.9.0

19 Oct 16:15
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5.9.0 (2024-10-19)

You can now provide a Custom Pagination instead of the default built-in Pagination

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v5.8.0

29 Sep 03:36
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5.8.0 (2024-09-29)

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This new release brings a new preParseDateColumns grid option that allows to pre-parse date columns to improve Date column Sorting by a factor of 10x (and also make subsequent sorting extremely fast). The problem at hand is simple, parsing dates can be an expensive process especially for large dataset, but it is required in order to do Date Sorting. When we say parsing we mean reading the formatted date string and convert it to a JS Date object. For small dataset (less than 10K), it's not much of a problem but it becomes quite noticeable with large dataset, because calling a Sort will revisit the same items over and over until every items are fully sorted and without the new option enabled, we are reparsing these items multiple times which as I said earlier can become an expensive task... so with this release, we now have a new opt-in preParseDateColumns grid option (to be used only with large dataset 10K or more, the option IS NOT enabled by default). For more info, please take the time to read the Sorting - Pre-Parse Date Columns documentation. You can test this out via Example 2 by clicking on "50K rows" button and then try sorting Start/Finish dates.

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v5.7.0

14 Sep 16:28
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5.7.0 (2024-09-14)

A huge thanks to @Vsinghal339-source for all the troubleshooting and PRs to improve performance of the grid, there were couple of area with code of O(n square) that were brought down to O(n), it's really great to receive such huge impacting contributions. Thanks a lot 🎉

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v5.6.1

31 Aug 15:42
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5.6.1 (2024-08-31)

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v5.6.0

24 Aug 17:08
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5.6.0 (2024-08-24)

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With this release, we are migrating to the original Vanilla-Calendar-Pro project and dropping the vanilla-calendar-picker temporary fork and that is because all features & bug fixes I had in my fork were all merged recently to the original project (the fork was always meant to be a temporary thing).

There's also a new rowTopOffsetRenderType grid option that might be of interest, the default is top but if you set it to transform then all rows of the grid will use transform: translateY({offset}px) to position each row in the grid and the transform might actually improve perf as per this article: Why Moving Elements With Translate() Is Better Than Pos:abs Top/left

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v5.5.2

17 Aug 15:38
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5.5.2 (2024-08-17)

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  • use setTimeout/setInterval from window object with correct TS type (63953ec) - by @ghiscoding

v5.5.1

17 Aug 02:53
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5.5.1 (2024-08-17)

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v5.5.0 - Infinite Scroll

07 Aug 00:22
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5.5.0 (2024-08-07)

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This new release adds the Infinite Scroll feature and with it adds not just 1 but 3 new examples to cover all use cases (read the new Infinite Scroll docs for more info)

  1. Example 26 - with OData Backend
  2. Example 27 - with GraphQL Backend
  3. Example 28 - with JSON data (local)

Infinite scrolling allows the grid to lazy-load rows from the server when reaching the scroll bottom (end) position. In its simplest form, the more the user scrolls down, the more rows get loaded. If we reached the end of the dataset and there is no more data to load, then we'll assume to have the entire dataset loaded in memory. This contrast with the regular Pagination approach which will only hold a single page data at a time.


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  • core: pinning 1st column could caused the header to get misaligned (42c94e8) - by @ghiscoding
  • styles: Add missing semicolon in line 1147 of _variables.scss (36c3187) - by @oilmonkey