Peter Klein

Another one: https://sortablejs.github.io/Sortable/ - Would take some more time to implement. As the table rendering needs to be changed, since this one works with UL/LI.

This one looks **really nice**, but has a LOT of extra features we might not need. Like dragging content inside table cells. https://github.com/dbunic/REDIPS_drag

Works fine for me in both Chrome and Firefox.

> > > from the two above: https://github.com/sindu12jun/table-dragger I just did a test, and it was very easy to get dragging working, but I discovered that it had a lot...

@j2jensen Have you checked the Wiki? There's a section named [Handle Large Arrays with the JSON editor](https://github.com/json-editor/json-editor/wiki/Handle-Large-Arrays-with-the-JSON-editor)

@j2jensen Try here: https://github.com/niebert/Editor4JSON and here: https://github.com/niebert/json-editor-dorn I know that @niebert is a very competent contributor/user of JSON-Editor. So I have no doubt that it is working.

@j2jensen Note: The fork of JSON-Editor at @niebert, is a fork of the original jdorn version of JSON-Editor. That version lacks several of the new features available in this fork....

@j2jensen The tabs/categories are handled by the object editor (editors/object.js) and it currently has some unresolved issues (see #214) One of the problems is that it adds a lot of...

We could probably improve the speed of DOM creation by using document fragment instead of applying directly to DOM. As fragment does not create reflows (repainting the page) when you...

> > > If the latter, then it probably depends. I get the impression that working with a document fragment is pretty similar to working with any element that hasn't...