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The demo looks incredibly smooth, but I'm wondering whether this is compatible with virtualization, i.e., just rendering the elements that are currently visible in the viewport, like react-virtualized Masonry (https://github.com/bvaughn/react-virtualized/blob/master/docs/Masonry.md). It would be great to have a react-masonry which is both this smoothly responsive and virtualized.
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Hi @PabloMessina, to achieve this we'd be needing to render all the elements to get the heights before building the layout. In the interest of keeping this component fast on render changes with a small filesize we do not provide a lot of "extra" functionality like this and have been trying to avoid features that require this duel rendering
The demo looks incredibly smooth, but I'm wondering whether this is compatible with virtualization, i.e., just rendering the elements that are currently visible in the viewport, like react-virtualized Masonry (https://github.com/bvaughn/react-virtualized/blob/master/docs/Masonry.md). It would be great to have a react-masonry which is both this smoothly responsive and virtualized.
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