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I have the same concern, what is the performance of these frameworks in comparison to Elm? Elm is super fast compared to React and Angular [1], but what about t

• hazza1 9y ago
  Framework performance should rarely be an issue in normal use, by super fast you're talking about milliseconds of difference to toggle hundreds of todo item.
  • aaron-lebo 9y ago
    It's worth being aware that the Haskell approach (and quite a few of these functional langs) add a lot of size to your bundle. Hello world in that Haskell library was 1 MB last time it was posted.
  • continuational 9y ago
    If you’re building anything that shows a list of editable things in React, then you’re going to need shouldComponentUpdate() to avoid updating every list item view, every time you type a letter. It’s virtually impossivle to get shouldComponentUpdate() right when you have ideomatic react with callback props, since callbacks can’t be reliably compared for equality.