docs/content/guides/getting-started/introduction/introduction.md
Handsontable is a JavaScript data grid component. This page explains what it does, who uses it, and when it is the right tool for your project.
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Use Handsontable with plain JavaScript, TypeScript, or your favorite framework. This guide will walk you through the basics, from installation to creating your first data grid.
<div class="boxes-list gray">Examples with SSR (Server Side Rendering):
<div class="boxes-list gray"> </div>Think of Handsontable as an extensible framework that empowers you to quickly build tabular, data-oriented user interfaces tailored to your specific needs. With Handsontable, developers can efficiently tackle real-life problems by leveraging its flexibility and customization options.
Examples include:
Discover more about how Handsontable is used in different industries by visiting our Successful Customers page.
Handsontable's built-in features make it a perfect fit for applications across different types of software.
You are welcome to join our GitHub community. Discuss new releases, propose features, and report bugs on:
<div class="boxes-list"> </div>Implementing Handsontable requires a certain level of front-end development skills. If you need help and your support plan is active, contact our technical support or report an issue on GitHub