What’s new in HyperFormula 1.2.0
Last week, we’ve released HyperFormula 1.2.0. It brings one important change to both HyperFormula and Handsontable.
Notes from the lab
We’re hiring: JavaScript Customer Success Engineer
We’re looking for a talented JavaScript Customer Success Engineer who would like to help our customers’ developers get the most out of Handsontable.
8 examples of useful Excel functions in HyperFormula
Our calculation engine supports over 380 functions in 16 languages. To get a quick glimpse of what HyperFormula has to offer—read on.
What’s new in HyperFormula 1.1.0
HyperFormula 1.1.0 lets the calculateFormula method use the array arithmetic mode introduced in 1.0.0, and fixes a few bugs.
What’s new in Handsontable 9.0.2
Handsontable 9.0.2 addresses several important issues, fixes bugs for Vue, React and Angular users, and ships with our new documentation engine.
HyperFormula 1.0.0 has landed
HyperFormula 1.0.0 is out: a headless JavaScript calculation engine that now operates on arrays of values, the way Google Sheets and Excel do.
Handsontable documentation gets a major refresh
We have just released a major update to Handsontable documentation.
5 technologies that are here to stay thanks to JavaScript
Read about the JavaScript-influenced technologies we believe will continue to evolve and even influence future technologies.
Redefining Handsontable’s brand identity
Read Widelab’s guest blog post about creating new visual identity for our brand.
Handsontable 9.0.0: New formula plugin
Handsontable 9.0.0 rebuilds the formula plugin on HyperFormula, bringing more functions, better performance and compatibility with Excel and Google Sheets.
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