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We've made it easier than ever for teams to add sleek visual details to their data tables and grids without sacrificing performance or wasting valuable engineering time. LyteNyte Grid 2.2 brings annotation support, customizable animations, and scroll flash suppression. And with our updated AI Skills, these refinements can be added fast. As in, “ship it before the second half of the footie starts” fast.
Teams building data grids have long faced a frustrating trade-off: prioritize performance or ensure a polished, modern UX.
Most teams choose performance. Understandably so. When you’re working with large datasets and enterprise needs, speed and reliability have to come first.
Dev time is valuable!
However, user adoption and retention are directly affected by poor UX. Apps that users are forced to use are different from apps they genuinely enjoy using.
That changes with LyteNyte Grid 2.2.
Unfamiliar: LyteNyte Grid is a React data grid that lets you ship faster with 150+ enterprise-grade features, headless or styled UI, and the speed to handle millions of rows and 10,000 updates/sec, all in 40 KB.
honestly this looks pretty solid, the 40kb bundle with that many features is wild. one thing though, would love to see better docs around server-side data fetching patterns, like specific examples with tanstack query or swr since most folks building real apps need that setup. otherwise shipping looks great
The 40kb bundle size for something handling 10k updates per second is wild, definitely not what I expected going in.
The headless approach looks promising for our team. One thing that would really help adoption is a built-in column reorder and resize handler that works out of the box without extra wiring, since every internal admin tool we build ends up needing it.
Handled a million-row dataset in a sandbox test and it didn't choke, which honestly caught me off guard. The 40 KB bundle is wild for something this capable.
A solid foundation, especially the headless mode and small bundle. One thing that would make this a no-brainer for my team is built-in server-side row grouping with lazy loading out of the box, so we don't have to wire up custom data shapers just to get nested categories working on large datasets.
About LyteNyte Grid 2.2 on Product Hunt
“Bring modern UX to your data grids in seconds”
LyteNyte Grid 2.2 was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 9 upvotes and 6 comments, placing #158 on the daily leaderboard. We've made it easier than ever for teams to add sleek visual details to their data tables and grids without sacrificing performance or wasting valuable engineering time. LyteNyte Grid 2.2 brings annotation support, customizable animations, and scroll flash suppression. And with our updated AI Skills, these refinements can be added fast. As in, “ship it before the second half of the footie starts” fast.
LyteNyte Grid 2.2 was featured in User Experience (367k followers), Developer Tools (516.3k followers) and Artificial Intelligence (474.4k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 218.2k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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