John Wright
John Wright
When Few brings in new elements, removes elements, or updates elements it simply adds, removes or updates them. This could be done as a transition, similar to a React transition...
So thinking about this a little more, Few doesn't have an abstracted layout object on each element, instead the flexbox attributes are directly on the element. This isn't the most...
There is this idea that might appeal to you @joshaber with an FRP based approach: https://github.com/chenglou/react-state-stream.
It’s a really convoluted approach. I am not sure even why I sent it along. :)
@adamjernst If you had access to immutable data structures in ObjC++, with structural sharing, like those that exist in JS (not used in React currently either) and used those to...
Yes React enforces those 2 rules well and from what I understood from Ari Grant’s talk so does Components. So I am still surprised that above you said that Components...
Yeah I noticed this. Each Component enqueues a render when it's state changes and is adding a separate render run loop handler. React handles this via keeping tracking of a...
I also get this warning on the latest version of Yosemite.
@mbasso Awesome lib! Do you mind dropping one or 2 sentences here or in the readme about how the performance _seems_ to compare to just pure JS. If you don't...
Whoops, nevermind, sorry! Found the performance link: https://github.com/mbasso/asm-dom/tree/master/benchmarks