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hey has anyone had any experience with rendering a large dataset in a table with re-frame? I have a specific requirement where there is table like data that can be expanded/collapsed but obviously there are some performance issues there. looking for any suggestions
@launchpad have you checked out FixedDataTable?
@isak, i have but i was trying to do it without importing other libraries or components. i’ll look at it again but i was trying to avoid using fixed width and height and letting the browser resize the table properly based on the data
@launchpad yea that is pretty annoying. you could also use a <table> with multiple <tbody>, each of which could have a different subscription