webf-infinite-scrolling
WebF Infinite Scrolling
Note: WebF development is nearly identical to web development - you use the same tools (Vite, npm, Vitest), same frameworks (React, Vue, Svelte), and same deployment services (Vercel, Netlify). This skill covers performance optimization for scrolling lists - a WebF-specific pattern that provides native-level performance automatically.
Build high-performance infinite scrolling lists with Flutter-optimized rendering. WebF's WebFListView component automatically handles performance optimizations at the Flutter level, providing smooth 60fps scrolling even with thousands of items.
Why Use WebFListView?
In browsers, long scrolling lists can cause performance issues:
- DOM nodes accumulate (memory consumption)
- Re-renders affect all items (slow updates)
- Intersection observers needed for virtualization
- Complex state management for infinite loading
WebF's solution: WebFListView delegates rendering to Flutter's optimized ListView widget, which:
- ✅ Automatically virtualizes (recycles) views
- ✅ Maintains 60fps scrolling with thousands of items
- ✅ Provides native pull-to-refresh and load-more
- ✅ Zero configuration - optimization happens automatically
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