The table user interface is basically created for the most prominent purpose: making UI look smooth and sorted if we are talking about the basic terms.

I believe as a ReactJS Developer, one must have heard the term react-table v7 in his/her working experience, or many must have implemented it too in various projects.

We are initiating the new tutorial series specially dedicated to React Table v7 and implementing it with various examples.

So, shall we get started with our first part of the series?

First of all, let’s understand what is React table v7 is,

Initially, we were using the class components for React table; however, nowadays, the libraries enable us to use Hooks base Plugins and APIs to make things simpler.

Let’s go through some precise features of React table v7

  • Column Ordering
  • Lightweight (depending on the features used)
  • Row Selection
  • Pivoting & Aggregation
  • Headless (100% customizable, Bring-your-own-UI)

There are certainly more features and implementation techniques. If you are more interested, you can take a deep dive into this by reaching out to our in-depth tutorial series on React Table Tutorial.

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React Table Tutorial series: Project Setup and useTable (Part 1)
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