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This sounds pretty similar to how UITableView on the iPhone keeps its performance up. If I recall correctly, iOS actually recycles a small number of discrete ce
by kellysutton 14y ago
This sounds pretty similar to how UITableView on the iPhone keeps its performance up. If I recall correctly, iOS actually recycles a small number of discrete cells for use in the table and shuffles in the necessary data.
- georgemcbay 14y agoI'm always surprised (though it happens fairly frequently) when I run into a UI toolkit with any kind of fixed-size item list view that doesn't recycle the child widgets and handle the actual item list as a sliding-window data provider. Not to take anything away from any of the mentioned projects, but this pattern is not new or novel.
- ralfn 14y agoNo, its not. Its even more relevant for Javascript, because creating a dom node is way more expensive, thsn just altering it.