React Virtualized List | Efficiently Render 100,000 Rows in React
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ต.ค. 2024
- #reactjs #virtualization #frontenddevelopment
Hi there, I am Syket Bhattachergee from Frontend with syket, Today we will experiment with Reactjs and see how we can make React capable of rendering 100 thousand rows at the same time using virtualization.
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Thanks for your support
why didn't you use react window? it takes literally 3 minutes.
Bro, I liked your suggestion! The goal is, if your lead doesn’t support using third-party libraries, or if interviewers ask you to implement a React virtualized list that can handle thousands of items, this was my main goal-to solve that issue.
This triggered my OCD!😂 Can you just deal with the error messages first😢
Error messages, what did you meant? Could you please elaborate your question?
@@syketb The output on the browser was complaining that useRef was undeclared because you had not imported it. But you ignored that error for like 8-10 minutes. which was torture for some people like me.
I know its not a big deal but if you have OCD it is a big deal. Anyway, I survived the torture and finished the video. So, thanks for the tutorial.
I'm really sorry about that. I'll definitely keep it in mind for my next tutorial. Sometimes, I focus too much on certain topics to explain them clearly, but I'll make sure to avoid that in the future. Thanks for your feedback!