hi Skattabrain, Luke gave you a perfectly applicable solution, however there is a catch! You have an array of 15.000 items in your scope? This will work well with angular given enough memory/cpu. However, is you are on a memory/cpu-constrained device (phones come to mind..) this might give you a serious issue. Depending on the app's requirements I would probably do this on the server. Especially, because a list like this will probably transcend a single user, so you only need to maintain a single list, which you can cache in server memory! (and fetch using paging solutions!)
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