Infragistics Blog - #ignite ui for react

Ignite UI React 19.7 ships updated LLM Agent Skills, a CLI MCP server for React documentation, an Invoker Commands API, and Popover platform upgrades across Nav Drawer, Snackbar, and Toast.

From Grid PDF Export, allowing you to export data from IgrGrid, IgrTreeGrid, IgrHierarchicalGrid, and IgrPivotGrid to new Intl-based rendering pipeline and more. Here are the latest updates in your toolbox.

Material UI remains the default option for many developers and teams. But what happens when you look for enterprise-grade capabilities and tools that empower you to build data-heavy applications?

Is Ant Design really enough when you have to build more complex, data-rich and modern-looking applications? Are grid controls comprehensive enough and do they deliver the required features and performance?

Explore the design patterns and UI components, get inspired, inspect the code, and learn how to integrate or customize each of these React samples. From business and organization applications to collaboration and productivity projects.

To help you get a clear view of what a Grid can do, I’ve put together 5 React Grid examples built with Ignite UI for React. These React sample apps will show you how different grids perform in real-world scenarios, including powering sales dashboards, managing large-scale ERP systems, and more.

Building a React Excel-like grid isn’t easy but Ignite UI for React makes it surprisingly simple. In minutes, you can integrate a feature-rich, high-performance grid that supports sorting, filtering, editing, Excel-like navigation, and Excel export.

From well-styled design systems to customizable components that give you full control, the React ecosystem offers a wide range of options tailored to different projects and development needs. But which one leads the charts? Here are our top picks.

When selecting a React data grid, in addition to performance and price, you should also consider how real users will interact with it and what features you will need to match app requirements and users’ expectations. Features like Advanced Filtering, State Persistence, Keyboard Navigation, and Export to Excel aren't just a necessity.