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Obviously, you are :) considering you take a look at the source code. I have another algorithm for connecting DOM nodes: https://github.com/jalal246/dflex/tree

• verdverm 6y ago
  I came across dflex on GH some time ago, looking for dnd Dom manip related tools. Small world
  • jimmy2020 6y ago
    I am curious if you liked it or moved to another tool. edit: I know it's still early, but I'm trying to introduce something new beyond `pointer-events` and more into studying each node and its effect on the entire dom tree.
    • verdverm 6y ago
      Moved on, GPL-3 is a non-starter. Working on something with GrapesJS. Are you saying something like "notify" rather than "check for changes" with shadow dom? What is studying -> effect? (in more detail)
      • jimmy2020 6y ago
        Well yes. Thanks. It's exactly "notify" -> click on the node -> node is now ready to move -> function executes desirable effects to all DOM tree based on the movement - It's not framework. You can implement this solution regardless of what you are using. Even async rendering. It doesn't matter how you start rendering. From above to root or otherwise. - This is the only solution, taking into consideration the above pontins, that executes "stream of write requests" to the browser. It doesn't write/read then do it again. No lagging. All manipulation runs smoothly 60fps. - Every change in DOM is registered and updated in the DOM store and exposed. So you can implement (any DOM manipulation) whenever you need in your app.