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I thought most of the JS world know that virtual DOM is slow and ahead-of-time direct binding is the way forward at this point - why do something expensive insi
by nailer 5y ago
I thought most of the JS world know that virtual DOM is slow and ahead-of-time direct binding is the way forward at this point - why do something expensive inside your users browser when it should be done on the developer's machine? Svelte will either take over, or React will get patched to start doing this in a major new release. It could go either way at this point.
- dragosmocrii 5y agoI doubt Svelte will take over. Although I really like Svelte, and worked with it before React, the tooling with React is simply superior. Besides, React already mentioned in one of their introduction tutorials that they are considering taking Svelte's approach at one point. Developers choose the tools that makes them productive and that are enjoyable, not the ones that are most efficient (otherwise we'd all be writing assembly code)
- nailer 5y ago> Developers choose the tools that makes them productive and that are enjoyable That true, but that points more towards Svelte taking over.