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This isn't new. You've always been able to build up a DOM element in memory before adding it to the tree. You can even use something like requestAnimationFrame
by iamleppert 7y ago
This isn't new. You've always been able to build up a DOM element in memory before adding it to the tree. You can even use something like requestAnimationFrame to incrementally build and not block (useful for things like long lists etc).
- danabramov 7y agoFor sure. But I’d love to see a demo of features described here that’s as expressive. The challenge isn’t the low level mechanism. It’s how to make it composable so people can build their own abstractions. https://reactjs.org/docs/concurrent-mode-patterns.html https://reactjs.org/docs/concurrent-mode-patterns.html