ui-grid is replacing ng-grid, and support for ng-grid is getting thin as most of the original (2.x) contributors are no longer active, the remaining contributors are almost exclusively working on 3.0 only.
So, I would use ng-grid if:
you are already using it and don't have any pressing issues that would force an upgradeyou really need a stable and well tested productI would use ui-grid if:
you are starting a new project now, and not intending to be in production for a few monthsyou need a feature that ui-grid offers and ng-grid doesn't (such as exporting, importing, state saving), or specific functions that ui-grid offersyou plan on extensively customising or pushing the limits of the functionality - ui-grid is more customisable and more supportableyou have tried it and it does everything you wantyou don't need IE support earlier than IE9 (and mostly IE10 and up only)In general, I'd lean towards ui-grid unless you can't use it for some reason.
Note also that grouping was recently released in alpha.
EDIT: We've also recently noticed that Amazon Web Services are using ui-grid in their console in a couple of places....so I guess that partly answers the question as to whether it's ready for production usage.
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