Oh so lit-html has the incremental DOM update feature built-in? It's a full-fledged replacement for the VDOM? I thought it was just a syntax parser like HTM. (H

Oh so lit-html has the incremental DOM update feature built-in? It's a full-fledged replacement for the VDOM? I thought it was just a syntax parser like HTM. (Hence my question.) [Edit] Oooh, I see where I got mixed up: in your README, the only part where I can find mention of this feature is in the very last part of this line: > "lit-html templates are plain JavaScript and combine the familiarity of writing HTML with the power of JavaScript. lit-html takes care of efficiently rendering templates to DOM, including efficiently updating the DOM with new values." Specifically the "including efficiently updating the DOM with new values" part, that's the only mention on this page, and it's literally right after where I started to skim due to (incorrectly) assuming the rest of the sentence was just a continuation of the first part. That feature should probably be mentioned more prominently. Also, if it has the ability to re-render based on state updates (e.g. from onclick callbacks), an example would be really important to know how to make use of that feature.