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Stencil the framework - perhaps not. But the idea of compiling to an (asymptotically) optimal vanilla JS application is a breath of fresh air in a world of Vir
by Tade0 6y ago
Stencil the framework - perhaps not.
But the idea of compiling to an (asymptotically) optimal vanilla JS application is a breath of fresh air in a world of Virtual DOM, Reactive Programming, Hooks etc.
My favourite thing about this approach is that the end result is even half-readable, so with some practice it's possible to understand what's going on in your stack trace.
- qmmmur 6y agoThis is why I use Svelte.
- 1337shadow 6y agoIndeed, I just removed StencilJS from my web component, now using native browser JS, everything is smaller, faster, my build step is gone and have 10% less SLOCs to maintain. That said, I think StencilJS is awesome and definitely worth trying out.