[joewood1972]

Unless I've misunderstood, and it may be semantics, but I don't see this as infinite scroll. If I had 10,000,000 rows the browser would still struggle with this grid as it needs to keep the React JS objects in memory. I would like to see server side paging integrated with the scrolling.

I haven't tried it yet, so I may be wrong.

[chadscira]

Its not proper infinite scroll, they aren't removing DOM nodes as you scroll down. But it's rare that any infinite grid can really handle 10m items because they tend to use `top` or an overall height, so the browser would probably choke.

[joelroxor]

Yeah, not rendering nodes out of view came up a little early on in the current implementation of infinite scrolling as something I was looking to do. The only way I could think of not rendering previous rows was to lock a specific row height, which was not something I was excited about (and it breaks down even further on nested tables, which have a state independent of its parent grid).

It's definitely something Ryan and I (or anyone else that might want to contribute) will be revisiting in the near future, potentially as a config option.