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Hi,
I've been using angular-kendo for almost 6 months now and I've managed to do almost everything.
What I can't think of a way to do is use web workers with the directives.
Currently, loading data into the charts (with a lot of data), makes the whole browser to stop working. This is why I believe web workers could be a good solution.
In order to use web workers with the widgets without angular-kendo, I could put the jQuery code in a separate .js file and call them with a message to activate the graphs.
Right now, my graphs are created or changed once I inhabit my model. Is there a way to use the angular-kendo directives with web workers (more specifically - the charts).
Thanks
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Hi,
I've been using angular-kendo for almost 6 months now and I've managed to do almost everything.
What I can't think of a way to do is use web workers with the directives.
Currently, loading data into the charts (with a lot of data), makes the whole browser to stop working. This is why I believe web workers could be a good solution.
In order to use web workers with the widgets without angular-kendo, I could put the jQuery code in a separate .js file and call them with a message to activate the graphs.
Right now, my graphs are created or changed once I inhabit my model. Is there a way to use the angular-kendo directives with web workers (more specifically - the charts).
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: