I am developing a complex application for the conTech industry and I love the confidence the whole suite gives me. My vision is powered by a comprehensive set of enterprise feature-rich components and a competent, service-minded, and reliable support team.
If I post a support ticket, I know I will get an answer with solutions in hours not days. The answers come with a solution and a context explanation when it is needed.
The React components offer a comprehensive set of props and events we can subscribe to for achieving highly advanced functionality and interactivity. All the components can be integrated as part of a whole because the architecture is one. Specifically, I use the DataGrid to handle all the project data and the TreeList to handle hierarchical construction data such as bill of materials, unit cost assemblies, etc.
The components look great right from the start with minimal configuration. And you can enhance the look and feel of your web app easily with CSS customizations and props modification. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
I think the documentation lacks more use cases, which I find in the support tickets. I think they can do better by integrating the documentation and the support history. There are some components like the Slider that lack some basic features such as adding labels at each step and span. And I think they can also improve the documentation of the data layer. It is all there but spread in data components (DataSource, etc) and component props. It would be great if you have a diagram with the data flow. Something like edit button click -> onEditStart -> Validation -> Promise -> Reload, etc. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
