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I'm a super noob to react, and looking to take advantage of react-virtualized for a hobby project.

What's the quickest way to get started with react-virtualized? I've tried create-react-app and NPM install react-virtualized, but as soon as I start adding new data I run into issues. any advice?

Eventually I'm looking to grab API data and render it into a live grid with data from CoinCap to show live cryptocurrency prices. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated too!

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but as soon as I start adding new data I run into issues. any advice?

I don't think anyone could provide advice without more information than you've provided.

Using create-react-app is a great first step. As for react-virtualized, check out the docs (which generally show some basic examples of how to use each component) and look at the source for one of the examples on the demo site (like this Grid example).

I suggest forking one of the "official" examples and then- if you run into problems- come back here and provide specific information about what went wrong so people can help. You may also try the react-virtualized Slack support channel.

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