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Yes, because between jQuery and react there was nothing in between, and functional programming or singletons for state were unheard of. /S On other hand you st
by ergo14 8y ago
Yes, because between jQuery and react there was nothing in between, and functional programming or singletons for state were unheard of. /S
On other hand you still have things broken in react not to mention few years with uncertain patent situation.
https://twitter.com/sveltejs/status/999704064937156611 https://twitter.com/sveltejs/status/999704064937156611 sums this up pretty well.
Programming world is in a constant flux, now you have lit-html that gives you react in 5kb without vdom overhead. And in next few years there will be other interesting projects to look at.
- ng12 8y ago> lit-html that gives you react in 5kb without vdom overhead Uh, lit-html seems like just another templating library. Marginally better than something like Soy. Calling it "React" is pretty reductive.
- ergo14 8y agoWith lit-element you get native elements that are similar to react elements. And only parts of the dom that changed actually do mutations - like with vdom. https://github.com/Polymer/lit-element#minimal-example https://github.com/Polymer/lit-element#minimal-example