Sorry for the delayed response, but yes , the assumption for virtualized grid would also work similarly, you'll need to calculate the horizontal displacement to deduce the next items as well , but I think this problem has already been solved by other libraries, so maybe using something like that would be better for production.
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This looks great!!
I want to handle the UI two dimension like horizontally and vertically. For this case we can't measure width for each item.
Example input
[{
id:1,
name: "BCA",
subjects: ["maths","english","physics"]
},
{
id:2,
name: "BSC",
subjects: ["Hindi","english","science"]
}]
The name should be aligned vertically. subjects should be aligned horizontally. if it overflows need to wrap it.
How to handle this case?
Not clear about your exact question, any reproduction/ details would be helpful in understanding the problem.
I have given this scenario i don't know height and width. so for the virtualization height and width is crucial right?
Thanks for your reply.
This kind of dynamic UI how to handle with virtualization?
Sorry for the delayed response, but yes , the assumption for virtualized grid would also work similarly, you'll need to calculate the horizontal displacement to deduce the next items as well , but I think this problem has already been solved by other libraries, so maybe using something like that would be better for production.