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No, the sim itself is not that impressive compared to Unity or similar. They are, however, impressive relative to legacy React, which, as a development modality
by undoware 7y ago
No, the sim itself is not that impressive compared to Unity or similar. They are, however, impressive relative to legacy React, which, as a development modality, has an enormous amount going for it. React and React-likes are winning in the marketplace because the development style it opens up really is that much better than many competitors. Yes, it's average everyday use cases driving that; no, that is nothing to be ashamed of.
There are many reasons you don't write a shopping cart in Unity, but now you can get a taste of performance nevertheless.
Props to the React team. (Yes that is a joke; I am passing props to the React team ;D)
- dharma1 7y agothis isn't actually by the React team - it's by one incredible individual, who does open source for free - Paul Henschel
- crubier 7y agoIn this post Paul Henschel is actually saying how impressed he is with the work of the react team. Paul’s work here (react three fiber) is actually a very thin layer on top of react. Which is impressive in itself. In 3 files he was able to bond all of react to all of three JS. Which says a lot on react and on Paul’s work. But the point is: it’s react general ideas that are at play here
- dharma1 7y agoHe's also using his own state manager, Zustand which gives a significant speed boost