When editing larger documents it struggles a bit. A possible solution would be to implement a diff algorithm.
mitermayer
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How large is your document, and how complex is your behavior? Can you give repro steps?
Since we use persistent data and aggressively avoid re-rendering, the size of the document should generally not be a problem unless there is a bottleneck somewhere.
hellendag
on 29 Feb 2016
Also, some more details on the structure of your document would help pinpoint any issues. Do you have especially long paragraphs?
hellendag
on 29 Feb 2016
Sorry that I haven't posted an example yet, attempting to figure out exactly the root cause so that I can avoid giving extra work. Once I can pin point i will create a paste bin with an example.
mitermayer
on 29 Feb 2016
Awesome, thanks!
hellendag
on 29 Feb 2016
I will close the issue for the time being, since I identified that the bottleneck was on integration layer not on draftjs iteself.
mitermayer
on 3 Mar 2016
Cool, thanks for following up.
hellendag
on 3 Mar 2016
Creating new content with 9999 "hello" words in both Draft homepage and Facebook Notes, then editing text. The slow performance appear. (in a scenario I have only one block)
I tried with contenteditable, it's okay when editing.
How can I avoid this? :smile:
phucvinhng
on 2 Jan 2019
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Creating new content with 9999 "hello" words in both Draft homepage and Facebook Notes, then editing text. The slow performance appear. (in a scenario I have only one block)
I tried with contenteditable, it's okay when editing.
How can I avoid this? :smile: