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j-DataGrid - Total.js part 1. j-DataGrid is a great and efficient way to handle large datasets on your website. You can seamlessly render 30,000 rows. Supports sorting, filtering, resizing, dark mode, and responsiveness. Here, we will go through different column types (string, number, phone, email, boolean, date) and provide example to get you started.New tabTutorials / 20 Mar. 2025 • 6 min read
j-Directory - jComponent. j-Directory will present options from your data source to the user and you can easily handle selected option or multiple options depending on your requirements. It can use custom templates, dark mote, supports integration with other components and supports LAZY for better performance.New tabTutorials / 13 Mar. 2025 • 5 min read
j-Input UI component part 2. Short information about UI component j-Input with link to a video on YouTube.New tabTutorials / 05 Mar. 2025 • 4 min read
Total.js UI Builder: How to upload files?. In this blog post we will discover how to upload files using totaljs UI builder.New tabTutorials / 10 Dec. 2024 • 5 min read
Total.js V5: Schemas and Actions. Schemas and actions are powerful tools in Total.js V5, giving developers full control over how data flows through their application. Schemas manage incoming data, ensuring validation and proper structuring, while actions are responsible for executing the logic tied to this data. Combined, they form a crucial part of any Total.js application.New tabTutorials / 26 Nov. 2024 • 5 min read
QueryBuilder in Action Part 1. In this blog, we’ll cover how to perform basic data operations using the Total.js QueryBuilder. This first part will introduce fundamental concepts, demonstrate core actions like inserting and retrieving data, and showcase practical examples to get you started.New tabTutorials / 25 Nov. 2024 • 3 min read
Benchmarking Node.js Frameworks: selecting your framework for 2025!. This analysis showcases the performance of these frameworks in side-by-side benchmarks, ultimately revealing the strengths and weaknesses of each in terms of speed. With Total.js consistently showing promise, this comparison will shed light on why it may be the ideal choice for projects where performance is a top priority.New tabTutorials / 13 Nov. 2024 • 6 min read