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+ + +## 𧬠Dioxus 0.5 + +Dioxus, the UI library in which Freya is built on, has recently [released](https://dioxuslabs.com/blog/release-050) a new version `0.5`, adding a bunch of new features. If I had to describe their new release with one word, it would be **Simplicity**. It took some time to adjust to the new APIs but it was worth. + +Here are the main changes of their release: +- Removal of `Scope` parameter in all Components +- Removal of the `render!()` macro +- Simplification all the state management by using Signals +- Removal of lifetimes in Props, `Eventhandler`s and `Element`s + +## π§° Components + +Quite a few new components have been added to `freya-components`, existing have been improved as well. + +Here are the new ones. + +### πͺ Table + +We all know what a table is, and this is no different. + +You compose a table by combining the different available components like `Table`, `TableRow`, `TableCell`, etc. This flexibility gives you complete control over the data, so you can do things like sorting and then just feed it. + +More complex [example](https://github.com/marc2332/freya/blob/main/examples/table.rs). + +Example: + +```rust +// Data that might coming from anywhere, in this case it's just dummy random data for the sake of the example +let data = use_signal(|| { + (0..10) + .map(|i| { + vec![ + format!("{i}"), + format!("{}", 5 - i + 30), + format!("{}", 10 - i + 70), + ] + }) + .collect::