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⚛️ After a few years of being in "maintenance mode", a new version of react-virtualized is now available on NPM with full React 19 support

Brian

@bvaughn.me

The docs site has also been rebuilt to include a lot of new example code. (Let me know if you spot any gaps in the new docs please.) react-virtualized-docs.vercel.app/list

react-virtualized-docs.vercel.appreact-virtualized: render large lists and tabular dataDocumentation for the react-virtualized NPM package

Brian

@bvaughn.me

For what it's worth, react-window is still the recommended option for most use cases (unless you need some of the more complex components only available in react-virtualized)

18/10/26, 4:58 pm1 repost6 likes

Brian

@bvaughn.me

Forgot to mention that version 10 should be a lot smaller thanks to better build tooling. I think it's about 80% smaller up front, plus it supports tree shaking.

Gregor Samosa

@watwa.re

If you were building a UI API from scratch (imagine getting a SwiftUI/Flutter kind of mission), would you bake virtualisation into the platform? Would it look different than your (amazing) libraries?

Brian

@bvaughn.me

Probably depends on the details 😅 (thanks!)