👉 Scroll math, also known as scrolling or scrolling algorithms, is a set of techniques used to efficiently handle and display large amounts of data in a scrolling interface, such as web pages or mobile applications. These algorithms optimize the rendering of content by dynamically loading and unloading data as the user scrolls, ensuring smooth performance and a seamless user experience. They typically involve techniques like lazy loading, where content is fetched and rendered only when it comes into view, and virtual scrolling, which renders only a portion of the data in memory at any given time. This approach minimizes initial load times and reduces memory usage, making it ideal for applications with extensive datasets.
