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I have a paper-menu with many paper-submenus, depth=3. Imagine a directory with 2 layers of subdirectories. Each menu only has 10-15 submenus, each depth 3 submenu only has 25-50 items. However, the total grows fast. On an instance which I have 16,000 items, the paper-menu takes 10 seconds to render on screen. It is generated by dom-repeat.
Expected outcome
Lazy render :D/? Something similar to what iron-list do, which only render items visible in viewport. The client only need to see items in depth 1 submenu at first. The rest can be rendered gradually.
Actual outcome
The entire menu takes 10 seconds to render on screen
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Description
I have a
paper-menu
with manypaper-submenus
, depth=3. Imagine a directory with 2 layers of subdirectories. Each menu only has 10-15 submenus, each depth 3 submenu only has 25-50 items. However, the total grows fast. On an instance which I have 16,000 items, thepaper-menu
takes 10 seconds to render on screen. It is generated bydom-repeat
.Expected outcome
Lazy render :D/? Something similar to what
iron-list
do, which only render items visible in viewport. The client only need to see items in depth 1 submenu at first. The rest can be rendered gradually.Actual outcome
The entire menu takes 10 seconds to render on screen
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: