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Performance with react-virtualized #214

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synapse opened this issue Dec 3, 2017 · 3 comments
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Performance with react-virtualized #214

synapse opened this issue Dec 3, 2017 · 3 comments

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@synapse
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synapse commented Dec 3, 2017

I experienced some performance issues with a lot of items mostly while rendering them and at the initial drag where the item is not lifted up but instead jumps into position (check gif).

I was curious if there's a way to use react-virtualized or any other technique to have a better performance when having a big list or some more complex items.

IDrag example

@alexreardon
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Hi @synapse, we are about to start some work on both the things that you described:

#86
#68

They are a big priority for the library

@alexreardon
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So hopefully you will not need to wait too long for this!

@dcporter44
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dcporter44 commented Jan 9, 2019

@alexreardon Do you plan on implementing virtualization using react-virtualized or a custom implementation? Is there any kind of ETA on this? I'd love to use react-beautiful-dnd on my project, but it's going to be impossible without virtualization.

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