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The conference selector list view now results to a better user experience upon scrolling. #220

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MbassiJaphet opened this issue Feb 14, 2019 · 0 comments

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After downloading The devoxx conference app for the first time on the play store one of the things I noticed on the app was the poor performance of the conference selector list view. How ever recently I noticed that presently the selector list view has nothing to envy to those provided by the native platform language in terms of performance. Having myself faced the issue of poor list view performance with my apps I was relieved to see that that issue could be overcome.
I try to find out what was done to overcome that problem:
-I realised that I lastly updated my app on 06 Dec 2018 and it corresponds to the last update of the app on the play store.

  • Then I browse through the issues checking for those related to list view performances but nothing to enlighten me.
  • Next I checked and cross-checked the source code to catch what could result to new performance of list views but I wasn't able to figure anything out.
  • I browsed the latest commits but I wasn't still able to figure out what could result to the change.
    Point to underline I realised that the last commit was on the 06 Dec 2018 which correspond to the date on which devoxx app was lastly updated on the play store.
    Finally comes the object of this issue.
    What modification(s) was added that resulted to better scrolling performance of CharmListView ?
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