Virtual Rendering (Virtualized List Rendering)
A front-end performance optimization technique that renders only the DOM nodes visible within the current viewport, dynamically recycling and reusing off-screen nodes. This approach keeps the total DOM node count manageable when rendering large-scale lists.
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The difficulty of virtualization in the diff scenario lies in variable row heights—ordinary code lines, collapsed blocks, and inline comments each have different heights.
When a comment is expanded or collapsed, the offsets of all subsequent items need to be recalculated, and improper handling will result in content jumping or positioning misalignment.
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The difficulty of virtualization in the diff scenario lies in variable row heights—ordinary code lines, collapsed blocks, and inline comments each have different heights.
50%UnverifiedWhen a comment is expanded or collapsed, the offsets of all subsequent items need to be recalculated, and improper handling will result in content jumping or positioning misalignment.
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