MIT App Inventor and Lazy loading of ListView Contents

[Stephen_Malekar]

Do we have the feature of Lazy loading of the ListView.

When there are many items, the list keeps on updating the items as the user scrolls down.
User doesn't have to wait for the complete list to be loaded to view the contents.

[type or paste code here](https://community.appinventor.mit.edu/)

The above website is the best example of the post loaded as the user keeps scrolling to the last post...

Please let me know if any project or example available.

Thanks and regards
Stephen

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Yes, with extension. [Paid $4 INR 299] List Grid Pro Extension - Dynamic Multi-buttons, GIF Animation, 5 Layout Styles, 5 Sub-texts, 5 Animations, Pagination, Custom Dialogue, Load Millions Of Data!

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