johangavle

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   by johangavle 5y ago

   Yeah they sure have the resources available to pull such things off. But for the rest of us I dont think it is a way forward at the moment. You really start from scratch and how do you fix accessibility and such. Must have required huge eff
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   by johangavle 5y ago

   Virtualized scrolling for performance reasons also adds another layer of complexity regarding accessibility. Since not all rows of the table/DataGrid are available in DOM
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   by johangavle 5y ago

   Just guessing here but perhaps they are adhering to some spec about how DOM should work and behave that is as old as the web itself :) HTML standards, JS standards, CSS standards all move forward, perhaps we need a DOM 2.0. Or a new browser
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   by johangavle 5y ago

   With a disclaimer for me being employed at Bryntum (and the main author of the Grid component), I still think the chances of getting long term support are better with a paid component from a specialized vendor. Wether you buy Bryntum Grid o
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   by johangavle 5y ago

   I have wondered about this countless times... a game can render hundreds of thousands of polygons per frame but DOM cant handle more than a few thousands of elements without lagging. JavaScript has come a long way, wish the rest of it would