React-window: what's difference with react-virtualized?
We already have react-virtualized, So I want know why build another library again;
I believe many people want know the reason.. thank you @bvaughn
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TrySound
on 24 Jul 2018
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I'm still trying to figure it out but here are some of the goals shared by Brian on Twitter:
- Faster
- Smaller, since it has fewer non-essential components
- Easier to use, with a more intuitive API
- More easily maintainable
carlosagsmendes
on 24 Jul 2018
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@TrySound @carlosagsmendes thank you!
jsu93
on 24 Jul 2018
I really think this information should be present in the README. I had the exact same question once I opened this repository as I knew react-virtualized already. Googling didn't help me pointing to this issue, so I was a bit confused until I tried to search in the Issue Tracking. Without this being present in the README, I still expect more duplicated questions being created as the time goes.
rdsedmundo
on 4 Sep 2018
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I really think this information should be present in the README. I had the exact same question once I opened this repository as I knew
react-virtualizedalready. Googling didn't help me pointing to this issue, so I was a bit confused until I tried to search in the Issue Tracking. Without this being present in the README, I still expect more duplicated questions being created as the time goes.