@msimoni: I'm building an outliner-type UI for items with children and attributes stored in content-addressed storage. I was maki…
Summary
A developer describes building an outliner UI that uses packfiles from content-addressed storage to efficiently transfer only the needed objects for displaying items, attributes, and children.
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