It’s been just over a month since I released Cerious Grid, a fully-featured, lightweight Angular data grid built for serious applications. I wanted to take a moment to share some reflections and highlight the updates that have landed since launch.
📈 500+ Downloads and Growing
Cerious Widgets has crossed 511 downloads in its first month on npm! 🚀
Most of those came in spikes following version releases — which tells me developers are watching, trying it out, and updating quickly. That’s a strong signal (no pun intended 😉), and I’m grateful for the early support.
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🔧 What’s New Since Launch
Since the initial release, I’ve focused on improving extensibility and modern Angular compatibility. Here’s what’s new:
🧩 Plugin Configuration Options
Plugins can now receive custom configuration when registered, making the grid’s plugin system much more flexible.
This opens the door for more advanced and reusable plugin patterns.
🧍 Standalone Component Support
GridComponent now works seamlessly in standalone Angular apps, no NgModule required.
🧠 Angular Signals Integration
Angular Signals are now integrated into core reactive logic, giving you fine-grained control and performance improvements when working with reactive state.
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🧪 Try It Live
Want to see it in action? Check out the Cerious Grid demo on StackBlitz.
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💬 What Should I Build Next?
This grid is built to grow — and your input helps shape it.
What features would you like to see next?
• More built-in plugins?
• Advanced filtering?
• Virtual scroll optimizations?
• Tree/grid hybrid mode?
Drop your thoughts in the comments below or open a discussion on GitHub — I’d love to hear what you need in a serious Angular grid!
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🔗 Cerious Grid on npm
🔗 GitHub Repo
Thanks again to everyone who’s supported this project so far!
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