WEBIX BLOG

In this article let’s finally answer the following questions: what is the difference between TypeScript and JavaScript? Is plain JavaScript still enough today? And when to use TypeScript vs JavaScript?

Let’s welcome Webix 11.2! We are happy to share with you a fresh round of updates, inspired by modern development trends and insightful user feedback. This release brings core enhancements that improve Webix Grid usability, major updates to SpreadSheet, new functionality in Gantt, and refinements throughout the library. No need to wait – let’s move directly to exploring new features!

Building modern web apps without a strong grid system is like trying to design a city without streets. You can place a few buildings, sure, but scaling becomes chaos. In 2026, JavaScript grids won’t be just nice add-ons; they will be the backbone of dashboards, analytics tools, and learning platforms that need speed and flexibility. If you’re exploring options, Webix Grid is a JavaScript grid library which already delivers these future-ready features today, from blazing-fast rendering to advanced customization.

With Webix Grid, a standalone JavaScript DataGrid component, you can build an interactive, fully functional JavaScript grid in minutes. The material here follows the official Webix JS Grid quick-start flow and uses real-world data (land regions of countries).

You asked, and we listened. For years, our mighty Webix Datatable has powered data-heavy apps around the globe, bundled as part of the Webix UI library. But let’s be honest, sometimes all you really need is a great data grid, without all the extra bells and whistles.

In today’s world, where insights need to be fast, interactive, and user-friendly, developers and analysts turn to data visualization tools that deliver meaningful, real-time data in visually intuitive formats. Looking for an easy way to visualize data effortlessly and with high performance? Check out these 5 best data visualization tools that are available in Webix JavaScript components.They are designed to help you build clear, informative visualizations and analytics dashboards in no time.

In a world where frontend frameworks come and go like fashion trends, Webix has stayed true to its core. While others have chased hype cycles, we’ve kept our feet on the ground: building a UI library that’s relentlessly fast, data-centric, and developer-first.

Today, we’d like to walk you through a real-world use case: transforming data from Webix SpreadSheet into Pivot Table. You’ll learn how to integrate two advanced widgets to implement more complex scenarios in your application.

In the era of digital transformation, businesses are continually seeking effective ways to build, display, and manage complex datasets in web applications. Webix is a JavaScript UI framework designed for enterprise data management and the development of complex, data-driven web applications. Adopting Webix allows cutting UI development time by up to 30%, while delivering production-ready data interfaces.

This article was prepared in collaboration with our partners Bigscal software development company and highlights their real-world experience integrating AI into a healthcare software product.

The healthcare industry has experienced a colossal change recently due to the application of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). For instance, according to an AMA survey, 66% of physicians surveyed said they used artificial intelligence in healthcare in 2024, compared to just 38% in 2023.