From a quick glance, it mentions using a "memoized DOM" instead of a virtual DOM, which I think I've seen another new framework use recently. My understanding i

From a quick glance, it mentions using a "memoized DOM" instead of a virtual DOM, which I think I've seen another new framework use recently. My understanding is it caches out major DOM states at compile time instead of computing them all at runtime, making things faster. The tagline though doesn't really have anything to do with this