We released a new version of AG Grid at the start of February. The release blog post for this is here and since this is a major release it is worth checking the release notes for deprecations.

Some key points:

• The 100% React Rendering Engine is now the default for React applications.
• Simplified Framework Component registrations.
• JavaScript Documentation examples all now have a TypeScript version.

Useful Stuff

• Egghead.io have released Kent C. Dodds Beginners Guide to React as a free course to YouTube.

Videos About AG Grid

• How to Recreate and Extend AG-Grid Filtering with Custom Filter Component This Youtube video from Riley Waugh shows custom filters with source released to Github.
• Devops Mit Philip continues his video series of Mongo DB Atlas with AG Grid. The videos are in German, but I've found them very watchable by switching on captions and then setting YouTube to auto translate the captions into English.

Streamlit

AG Grid is being used in more Python Streamlit applications due to the easy to use AG Grid Wrapper.

There were a couple of case studies released showing applications employing the AG Grid component:

• How Delta Dental uses Streamlit to make lightning-fast decisions
• Create a Simple Project Planning App Using Streamlit and Gantt Chart
• Streamlit Tips, Tricks, and Hacks for Data Scientists

Blog Posts From AG Grid

• Code Tetris in 200 lines of code. One thing Niall Crosby does to learn new frameworks and languages is to code a version of Tetris. In this blog post Niall describes the version he created to learn React.
• Why AG Grid's React Rendering Matters. Niall describes the evolution of our React Rendering Engine into the most feature packed Native React Data Grid available and why that is important.
• Minimising Application Bundle Size. Stephen demonstrates how to use the 'module' packages for AG Grid to only bundle in the features of AG Grid that you need for your application.