#webix

not maliciously! it just… learned Webix from a snapshot. a frozen moment in time. which means every time you ask it to generate Webix code, it’s working from memory, not reality.

and memory has gaps.

enter: the Webix MCP Server

it’s built on RAG (retrieval-augmented generation), which is a very fancy way of saying “your AI can now just look things up instead of guessing.”

it reads from live Webix docs. right now. every time.

core widgets ✅ Kanban ✅ Scheduler ✅ File Manager ✅ Jet framework ✅

setup is literally one line. then you’re connected. then your AI stops hallucinating Webix APIs that don’t exist.

that’s the whole pitch.

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There’s a moment every developer hits.

Your app works great… until the data grows.

Scrolling gets janky. Updates lag. The UI starts falling apart.

This is where most data grids fail.

Webix Grid was tested against exactly these scenarios:

Massive datasets

Continuous updates

Complex interactions

And it stayed stable.

Not just “fast in demos” fast — actually usable under pressure.

If you care about performance beyond hello-world cases, this is worth exploring.

We’ve just released a new guest article on the Webix blog — a step-by-step guide to integrating OpenAI APIs with Webix and creating a functional Text-to-Speech app in half an hour.

If you're exploring AI tools or love building things quickly, this one’s worth checking out.

This update is all about improving the UI experience and dev workflow:

Drag to resize grid columns even on touch devices

SpreadSheet gets more “Excel-like” superpowers: array methods, autofill for days & months, inheriting formats, better localization

Gantt charts can now auto-scroll to a date you choose

Let’s start smaller: what will a DataGrid need to survive 2026? ⚡ Virtual scrolling ⚡ Real-time data ⚡ Custom cells ⚡ Advanced search ⚡ Accessibility

And here’s the twist: Webix Grid has all of this already inside the box.

So yeah, the future? Kind of predictable. And kind of here already. ✨

✨ What if your table could do more than… just sit there?

Imagine it scrolling smoothly through thousands of rows, sorting, filtering, and handling data like a pro — all built with plain JavaScript.

In our new guide, we show you how to create a fully functional JavaScript Data Grid from scratch. No heavy frameworks, just clean code and clear steps.

✨ Did you know that our team has a chat where we share all of your feedback — whether it’s public reviews or the kind words you send through your Customer Care managers? This week, the chat was buzzing: we just received a 5-star review on Capterra ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (…and we couldn’t be more grateful!) We’ve put together a little carousel with 5 of your recent reviews that truly made our day. 💌 Your feedback is not only fuel for our motivation — it also helps others discover us. So if you haven’t yet, we’d love for you to share your experience too. 👉 Leave us a review here: https://www.trustpilot.com/review/webix.com https://www.g2.com/products/webix/reviews https://www.capterra.com/p/180989/Webix/ Thank you for helping us grow with every word you share. 💙

🎉 Webix is 12! 🎂

12 years of helping developers build fast, data-driven, and beautiful web apps — and we’re just getting started.

To celebrate, we’re sharing the story of how Webix grew from a lightweight library with 26 widgets to a powerful UI framework with 100+ components. (And yes… there are gifts waiting for you inside!) 🎁

Read the full story & claim your birthday discount