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Of all the client-side JavaScript libraries available for making responsive web applications, I've found that Elm suits me best. I haven't done any benchmarks,
by innocentoldguy 8y ago
Of all the client-side JavaScript libraries available for making responsive web applications, I've found that Elm suits me best. I haven't done any benchmarks, but it feels faster than React and Angular to me and the Elm compiler eliminates virtually all runtime issues before I ever deploy my code.
Another alternative to large client-side libraries I've been looking at lately is Phoenix's LiveView. It is a server-side rendering library that uses web sockets. I've only just started using LiveView, but so far my pages seem to perform better than React or Angular.
- RobertKerans 8y agoGiven Live View was only announced two months ago, is in development, and hasn't been released in any form whatsoever, I'm curious as to how you've managed to use it to make that comparison?
- innocentoldguy 8y agoDuh! Sorry, I meant Drab. I had LiveView on the brain. You can check it out here: https://tg.pl/drab https://tg.pl/drab