# Getting started

- [Installation](https://docs.rowsncolumns.app/getting-started/installation.md): Install Spreadsheet 2 using your preferred package manager.
- [Spreadsheet state](https://docs.rowsncolumns.app/getting-started/spreadsheet-state.md): Use hooks to manage spreadsheet state
- [Headless UI](https://docs.rowsncolumns.app/getting-started/headless-ui.md): Use any preferred state management library
- [Formula evaluation](https://docs.rowsncolumns.app/getting-started/formula-evaluation.md): Formula evaluation in Spreadsheet 2 with support for client-side calculation, Excel/Google Sheets compatibility, and custom functions.
- [Imperative Spreadsheet API](https://docs.rowsncolumns.app/getting-started/imperative-spreadsheet-api.md): As an escape hatch, we bundle an imperative API for the Spreadsheet to control spreadsheet states
- [Examples](https://docs.rowsncolumns.app/getting-started/examples.md): Some examples to get your started with Spreadsheet 2
- [Excel compatibility](https://docs.rowsncolumns.app/getting-started/excel-google-sheet-compatibility.md): Feature compatibility comparison between Excel/Google Sheets and Rows n Columns Spreadsheet
- [Roadmap](https://docs.rowsncolumns.app/getting-started/roadmap.md)


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