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Honestly benchmarks are useless. I'm sure Elm is "faster" and what not... but does it really matter? React is fast enough for a ton of businesses and people. So
by sotojuan 10y ago
Honestly benchmarks are useless. I'm sure Elm is "faster" and what not... but does it really matter? React is fast enough for a ton of businesses and people. So is Ember.
Sure, performance is good, but I think mostly bottlenecks are user code and the way the JS/CSS bundle is loaded and delivered. If there's a major performance issue in the framework, just submit a bug report. It'll be fixed.
I'm more interested in how productive I can be and how much fun I can have coding with said framework or language—something both Elm and React do well.