Cool, but seems like with your implementation, you can scroll too fast and get lost in the "white". Not sure how fix it, possible showing somekind of grid before loading the images could help.
Thanks for the feedback. Rendering a grid would be easy to do and would help a lot.
I am debouncing the scroll events right now and haven't tried making the timing more aggressive so that it doesn't sit at white for as long as it does. Right now the long pause is just because of a timer.
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Cool, but seems like with your implementation, you can scroll too fast and get lost in the "white". Not sure how fix it, possible showing somekind of grid before loading the images could help.
There is a good talk from Netflix team about the problem, specially with low-performance machines. They slowed scrolling so you couldn't get lost. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=x...
Thanks for the feedback. Rendering a grid would be easy to do and would help a lot.
I am debouncing the scroll events right now and haven't tried making the timing more aggressive so that it doesn't sit at white for as long as it does. Right now the long pause is just because of a timer.