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My main concern is rendering performance without the new Glimmer rendering engine. On the previous version of the site we had only a single list of packages without pagination and once we got above 300 rendering performance started to degrade. We are now at almost 700.
At the moment pagination seemed like the best alternative since I thought performance issues where going to get better and the pagination feature could be removed later.
That being said I think we still need to do something because even with Glimmer landed we wouldn't want to render thousands of packages on the page. I'm open to implementing infinite scroll if we can get performant search and sorting.
Also, do you have a reference website that shows how do you think infinite scroll should work?
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I would go with ember list view which is already pretty performant.
Related to that:
Two things i wanted to implement before infinite scroll, to assure the performance will scale with more and more addons coming in, is
- first: cleaning up the html, to reduce the amount of unnecessary DOM elements per package
- second: build a faster filter
(will create other issues for those in the next day or two)
anyway im glad to hear you are open to infinite scroll from a design point of view.
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ember list-view is making its way into an ember-cli addon here. i will definitely wanna wait for that :)
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ember list-view is making its way into an ember-cli addon here. i will definitely wanna wait for that :)
ya, we are making a push today and this weekend to get stuff back into-shape.
There is also a plan to make list-view use the page scroll, rather then div scroll. Hopefull we can slide that in after the rest of the planned work.
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I will close this for now and bring it up again when the new list-view ships
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