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The amazing part is that it's all divs, spans, CSS and very smooth. Congrats!
by vvoyer 5y ago
The amazing part is that it's all divs, spans, CSS and very smooth. Congrats!
- raxxorrax 5y agoWell, nobody uses <table> to render a table because it has so much baggage that it is incredible slow (implicit calculations for width/height for every cell etc.). These super fast super browsers we have today? You can kill all of them if you render a table with around 500.000 cells. So yes, many people use divs and spans for the same functionality.
- c-cube 5y agoWait, can these@ same browsers render a table made of 500,000 divs + css without crashing?
- raxxorrax 5y agoYes, it is much more performant. They would also render it as a table, but it would be excruciatingly slow. Problem is the bloated standard for html tables that requires many calculations. This is why any browser-excel is implemented with divs.