FastGrid 3.2: Official npm Packages for
React, Angular, Vue & Svelte

FastGrid 3.2 adds official npm packages and example projects for React, Angular, Vue and Svelte, plus a plain HTML/JavaScript setup and a Node.js backend example. Integration is the headline change, not just performance.

If you have been integrating FastGrid manually via a <script> tag, that setup still works and is not deprecated. From 3.2 onward there is also a documented, framework-native way to install and use it.

What's new in 3.2

• Official npm packages and example projects for React, Angular, Vue and Svelte.
• A plain HTML/JavaScript example for projects without a frontend framework.
• A Node.js backend example.
• New "Use & Integrate" sections on the FastGrid and FastSheet pages.
• An updated Download page reflecting the new packages.

Framework documentation, one page per stack

Each framework now has its own documentation page. Every page opens with links to the npm package, the GitHub repository, the example project, and a full description with relevant keywords, so you can go from "I need a grid" to a running example without guesswork.

Quick install

Each framework has its own scaffolding command that sets up a working example project:

npm create fastgrid-react
npm create fastgrid-angular
npm create fastgrid-vue
npm create fastgrid-svelte
npm create fastgrid-html

Run the one matching your stack. Import syntax and integration details for each: see the corresponding documentation page linked above.

Why this release matters

FastGrid is built for datasets that break most grid components: millions of rows, virtual scrolling, no pagination. Performance was never the gap. The gap was setup friction for teams standardized on a specific framework. FastGrid 3.2 closes that gap for React, Angular, Vue and Svelte, without changing anything about how the grid itself performs or renders.

Frequently asked questions

Is FastGrid 3.2 a breaking change?

No. Existing manual/script-tag integrations continue to work. The new packages are an additional, framework-native way to install FastGrid and FastSheet.

Do I need a framework to use FastGrid?

No. A plain HTML/JavaScript example is included for projects without React, Angular, Vue or Svelte.

Is there backend guidance too?

Yes, a Node.js example is included alongside the frontend packages.

Does this apply to TreeGrid or GanttChart as well?

Not yet. Framework packages currently exist for FastGrid and FastSheet only.