Closed bytesemantics closed 3 years ago
Hello, can you please post a reproducible example of this? Thanks!
@bytesemantics I'd be keen to see a reproducible example as well! We wrote ipydatagrid with performance in mind. In fact, in this example we render million cells to emphasize performance.
I'll close this, for now, if we ever get a reproducible example of this I'm happy to reopen.
See also #286
Hi
I have a use case where I want to be able to display large dataframes in an interactive table. My definition of 'large' is a frame of > 200k rows; 50 columns.
I have tried other table widgets (qgrid, ipyaggrid) - both struggle to render this dataframe size. ipyaggrid in particular takes an incredibly long time to render the table.
I was hoping for better performance from ipydatagrid -> unfortunately performance appears very similar. Other than trying perspective-python (which I can't currently build :( ), are there any suggestions for improving performance?