D3 provides bindings between data structures and DOM elements; that's where a lot of the power comes from, specifically for doing in-place updates. I've used d

D3 provides bindings between data structures and DOM elements; that's where a lot of the power comes from, specifically for doing in-place updates. I've used d3 as a replacement for react and it performs quite well—though you have to be a bit more explicit when it comes to updates.