DHTMLX Blog - Eugene Panchenko

Managing Server State in React Gantt Chart with TanStack Query and Zustand

by Eugene Panchenko

September 8, 2026

10 min read

In one of our previous tutorials, we covered the basics of state management in DHTMLX React Gantt with Zustand. There, we focused on managing Gantt data on the client side. However, real project planning apps, in most cases, n...

Maintenance Release: DHTMLX Gantt 10.0.2, Scheduler 7.2.15, Suite 9.3.10, Diagram 6.1.7, Spreadsheet 6.0.3

by Eugene Panchenko

September 2, 2026

7 min read

As the holiday season comes to an end, most DHTMLX users must have already returned to their development routine. To bring some extra drive to their workflows, we would love to present the latest DHTMLX maintenance releases. O...

Top 8 JavaScript Gantt Chart Libraries in 2026

by Eugene Panchenko

August 19, 2026

28 min read

If you look at how projects were handled five, ten, or twenty years ago, the differences are hard to miss. New trends and technological advances continue to reshape the way project managers work at every level. One of the clea...

What a Rickroll Taught Us About DHTMLX Scheduler Performance

by Eugene Panchenko

August 18, 2026

6 min read

We recently came across a delightfully impractical performance demo: turn a scheduling component into a video player by drawing every frame as event bars. It was clever, visual, and impossible to ignore. We had to try it wi...

Maintenance Release: Suite 9.3.5-9.3.7, Diagram 6.1.6, Spreadsheet 6.0.2, RichText Editor 2.1.1

by Eugene Panchenko

August 3, 2026

4 min read

Summer is all about good vibes, and we are delighted to keep the positive momentum going with an overview of the latest maintenance releases for DHTMLX JavaScript components. During July, our team rolled out new patch versions...

Beyond Frappe Gantt Limitations: Migrating to DHTMLX Gantt

by Eugene Panchenko

July 10, 2026

6 min read

In real-world applications, project requirements often grow beyond the capabilities of lightweight tools, prompting teams to seek more comprehensive alternatives. But it is often easier said than done. For Frappe Gantt users f...

Exploring AI-Assisted Full-Stack App Development in Lovable with DHTMLX React Scheduler

by Eugene Panchenko

July 7, 2026

3 min read

Previously, we shared our path to building a Gantt-based planning app with Lovable AI via structured prompting. It helped us demonstrate that Lovable can reliably handle complex project workflows with interdependent tasks when...

Side-by-Side Comparison of Frappe Gantt vs DHTMLX Gantt Community Edition

by Eugene Panchenko

July 2, 2026

7 min read

A Gantt chart is a long-standing tool for efficiently managing complex workflows and presenting processes in a clear format. This advanced functionality hasn’t lost its relevance in modern project management apps, as well as t...

Maintenance Releases, Beta Angular and Vue Wrappers for Scheduler, and More

by Eugene Panchenko

June 30, 2026

4 min read

With the vacation season in full swing, development activities traditionally begin to slow down across the industry. But it is not the case at DHTMLX in 2026. Throughout June, our development team has maintained momentum with ...

DHTMLX Gantt Licensing Options Explained: GPL, MIT Community, and PRO Editions

by Eugene Panchenko

June 25, 2026

6 min read

DHTMLX Gantt is highly regarded not only for its performance under high loads and extensive customization, but also for its business-friendly licensing model. Apart from highly flexible commercial options, this JavaScript UI c...