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React is for complex/dynamic UIs. By using canvas, you kind of admitted that the old-school way isn't good enough for that case. Having said that, if canvas wor
by rpedela 10y ago
React is for complex/dynamic UIs. By using canvas, you kind of admitted that the old-school way isn't good enough for that case. Having said that, if canvas works and is better than React for your case, then great! Use whatever works.
- olavgg 10y agoIts more like that we needed to display A LOT of data, that you also needs to interact with, much more than you can fit in a screen. So we present this with a simple way to navigate this data by using simple pan and zoom operations! Our clients love this!
- shouldbworking 10y agoI had a client request we put an entire 10k+ searchable and sortable product table on a single page (with thumbnails for every product). After much reservation and trying to convince them otherwise, we just did it. After a few seconds of the browser creaking the page renders fine and runs great. This is a page with over 10000 images on it. I highly doubt your canvas approach is needed.