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Fluent UI web represents a collection of utilities, React components, and web components for building web applications.
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Virtualizer should support grids #27220

Open ling1726 opened 1 year ago

ling1726 commented 1 year ago

Virtualizer should be able to virtualize in both axis at the same time similar to the Grid component in react-window

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joelspadin commented 2 months ago

This would be very helpful. I have a <List> component in a v8 app which I cannot migrate, because the new list/virtualizer components only support vertical or horizontal layouts.

joelspadin commented 2 months ago

I can probably use a vertical virtualizer and manually group my items into rows of items, but ideally the virtualizer component would be able to do all that for me.