Abstract: A method is provided for managing retrieval of content for display in a table by a browser. When large tables of data are displayed by browsers, not all the data can be viewed at once. To improve performance, only the data in the visible portion of table may be downloaded when the user first accesses the page. The table may be divided into tiles such that each tile comprises multiple table cells, each tile to be treated as a separate component to be independent loaded and rendered. When a user accesses the page, the relevant data for the initially displayed tile(s) is downloaded from the server, stored in the browser's document object model (DOM), and rendered for display. As the user scrolls, additional data not yet stored in the DOM is downloaded, cached in the DOM and rendered.

Abstract: A method is provided for managing retrieval of content for display in a table by a browser. When large tables of data are displayed by browsers, not all the data can be viewed at once. To improve performance, only the data in the visible portion of table may be downloaded when the user first accesses the page. The table may be divided into tiles such that each tile comprises multiple table cells, each tile to be treated as a separate component to be independent loaded and rendered. When a user accesses the page, the relevant data for the initially displayed tile(s) is downloaded from the server, stored in the browser's document object model (DOM), and rendered for display. As the user scrolls, additional data not yet stored in the DOM is downloaded, cached in the DOM and rendered.

Abstract: A method, computing device and computer program product are provided to establish and maintain resource availability. Methods may include generating a representation of a resource availability schedule including at least one resource entry, where each resource entry includes a resource identification, a date, a location, a start time, and a finish time. Generating the representation may include: dividing the availability for each resource for each date and location into at least one continuous time period of availability, where no continuous time period of availability for a resource is represented by more than one resource entry; and generating a resource entry for each continuous time period. Methods may include: processing a request to schedule a resource, the request including a requested resource identifier, date, start time, finish time, and location; identifying a resource entry corresponding to the request; and modifying the resource entry to remove the time period of the request.