Saturday, March 14, 2026

Re: GWT Datagrid

Yes. This can be interesting for us. We have our own extended gwt datagrid, which still lacks many features

Freundliche Grüsse,
Alexander Karg


On Sun, Mar 15, 2026, 03:28 cbruno...@gmail.com <cbruno.linux@gmail.com> wrote:
I finally got around to bringing something like NSTableView from Cocoa to the web in pure GWT. Still a work in progress, this is something I wanted to get around to for the last 10 years:

- Millions of rows,
- Slick column reordering
- Row headers
- Various selection modes

I was able to get it done while pair programming with Claude.


 Claude does well with Java and GWT. It works best when it can look at your project structure and add features that are not conceptually difficult but are tedious, especially accounting for edge cases.  Its able to even understand and flawlessly add or refactor changes to UiBinder. 

I plan to release this on GitHub once its done..need to add a DataSource and the ability to have editors. But please let me know if anyone is interested in a component like this.
 

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