Explore how the DataGrid's virtualization support presents and manages data in your Blazor applications.
· What it is · How it helps · Why is it important? · Row and column virtualization
What it is
Virtualization is the key to handling massive datasets without performance issues. It operates by rendering only the visible elements on the screen, ensuring a responsive user interface.
How it helps
By using this feature, developers and end users are able to display and manipulate large datasets without their apps slowing down to buffer.
Why is it important?
Virtualization results in faster rendering of data, reduced memory consumption, and an overall smoother user experience. Developers can create applications that handle extensive data with grace, maintaining speed and responsiveness.
Row and column virtualization
The row virtualization feature enables the grid to load and display only the rows that are currently within the visible content area. Similarly, column virtualization ensures that only the columns within the viewport are rendered from the data source. Horizontal scrolling is available to access additional columns.