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When you're loading more elements at the bottom - drop the equivalent count of elements from the top of the list. Problem solved.
by btbuildem 13y ago
When you're loading more elements at the bottom - drop the equivalent count of elements from the top of the list. Problem solved.
- dclara 13y agoThe memory issue is solved, but the browser and CPU are so busy because when you want to get back to page 3 from page 10, page 3 has to be reloaded.
- feralmoan 13y agogrid virtualization for the web has been around for a long while with things like slickgrid/extjs (google docs is a great example), maybe there's a good open source project opportunity in writing a virtualized+paginated+history friendly infinite scroll