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f you're reading this, you most probably tried to make a long and/or complex list of items using a ng-repeat directive, and after seeing how it performs in terms of speed, felt like AngularJS failed you. In some cases you might be able to avoid this problem by using paging or infinite scrolling, but sometimes that's just not good enough. For example, lists that are displaying only a few items at a time (like any kind of a log) would simply be very impractical from the users point of view. Another reason - you might be using libraries like SlyJS that load a whole list at once to calculate the size of the embedded scrollbar and to make list swiping and elastic bounds work properly. Ooooor - your client simply demands it. :)
Via Jan Hesse, Piyas De, Mario Saccoia
