Conrad Damon

Yep, I saw that in several places as a solution. My take is that the component should always behave that way, and it shouldn't be necessary for the client to...

The same thing happens with `onKeyUp` and `onKeyDown` (though not with `onChange`). Our ugly workaround is to make sure that something that `shouldComponentUpdate` cares about changes on each render, in...

I was able to address this in our component by adjusting the list of columns based on the viewport width and the value of `scrollLeft`. Since we know the widths...

Would debouncing scroll events be useful here? Seems like you should be able to tell which items need to be displayed and you can render them without having to perform...

It turns out that the fix was pretty trivial: use ng-bind rather than directly including the Angular template code. For example, change {{logline.timestamp | date:'MMM d'}} to I was able...