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For anyone interested in more details about React Fiber, the recommended links in [0] provide a great jumping-off point. For many apps, especially ones that ren
by btown 10y ago
For anyone interested in more details about React Fiber, the recommended links in [0] provide a great jumping-off point. For many apps, especially ones that render large amounts of data to a screen and haven't done (or can't do) much optimizing with componentShouldUpdate, it will likely be an almost-seamless drop-in upgrade that will make things feel truly more "snappy." A video (of a demanding stress test) is worth a million words: [1]. And it's coming soon: [2]
[0] https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/7925#issuecomment-259258900 https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/7925#issuecomment-2...
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qu_6ItnlDQg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qu_6ItnlDQg
[2] http://isfiberreadyyet.com/ http://isfiberreadyyet.com/
- k__ 10y agoStarting a react-native project next month. Will it have any impact there?
- mxstbr 10y agoReact Fiber will make an impact, but it's an incremental upgrade so don't be afraid to start a new project now—there'll be an easy upgrade path when React 16 is out! (Facebook has tens of thousands of components, so you can be sure that'll happen)
- himlion 10y agoI wonder how React fiber will stack up against preact. Both in performance in areas like animation and in more "regular" workloads.
- component 10y agoThe creator of Inferno joined the React team a while back. Performace wise, I'm sure some of that Inferno magic will be there