Denis Lukov is announcing that Clusterize.js with version number 0.10.0 is already available to download.
What is Clusterize.js ?
Clusterize.js is Load large data sets on any Web page without ever blocking the user’s browser, its rendering power, or making the data impossible to navigate properly .
Clusterize.js enables programmers to load huge amounts of information on a Web page without blocking the user’s browser.Doing something like this would normally make the data very hard to navigate, pollute the HTML DOM with useless elements, and in some cases even crash the browser itself.The Clusterize.js library avoids this problem by splitting the data in smaller clusters and only showing the ones that need to be displayed.Special modifications are made to the data container to alter the scrollbar size, letting the user know there’s more data available, even if he doesn’t know it hasn’t been loaded yet.This data will be loaded and displayed only when the user scrolls in that direction, fetching it at runtime just like with lazy loading algorithms.Clusterize.js can work with lists, tables, and DIVs, and will certainly give a performance boost to any dashboard or datagrid.A demo is included with the download package.
This is changelog for Clusterize.js version 0.10.0 :
- Fixed:
- Chrome scrolling issue on OS X 10.x.
You can read the complete changelog and also download this latest version on their homepage: nexts.github.io
