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Per title; we show a lot of images at a time, which would slow things down a fair bit if we loaded them upfront. Instead, we wanted to use something like react-lazyload to load them as the user scrolled them into view (similar to how Google Photos did it).

Thanks for the great library, by the way!

Below is a gif of how it looks in the examples section:
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Thanks @pxpeterxu. Hopefully I can get some time before the end of the month to cut a new release including this change. In the meantime it'll be available in master.

@benhowell benhowell merged commit 5b80629 into benhowell:master Dec 17, 2018
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Thanks for merging this, Ben! And again, kudos for maintaining a super-useful library. Given how popular Google Photos is these days, it makes sense having a UI everyone's familiar with

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Thanks @pxpeterxu, your contribution is greatly appreciated!

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Released: v0.5.4

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