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At this point what would be interesting would be some framework that doesn't use vdom. :) Kinda sad how little diversity of foundational concepts of the framew
by megous 6y ago
At this point what would be interesting would be some framework that doesn't use vdom. :)
Kinda sad how little diversity of foundational concepts of the framework there is these days.
ES modules, because we can. vdom, because that's what everybody is doing, and async/await everywhere. Kinda boring.
I like the minimalism of this one though.
- Johman10 6y agoThis is what Svelte does today. I think Svelte is the innovative one in the current state of things. :) https://svelte.dev/blog/virtual-dom-is-pure-overhead https://svelte.dev/blog/virtual-dom-is-pure-overhead
- DrStartup 6y agoI agree about svelte. It leverages the foundations of the web - html and css - and adds some amazing reactive sugar!
- ser0 6y agoIf you want a simple library that doesn't use vdom, have a look at RE:DOM https://redom.js.org/#introduction https://redom.js.org/#introduction
- jeswin 6y agoThere are plenty of frameworks which don't use vDOM. In fact, if someone is coding up something new today they're less likely to use vDOM.
- kigiri 6y agoAlso, solid.js