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Unfortunately, it's not so simple! For anything non-trivial you'd have to add some kind of listener or tag to every node, find said node, and then update (idea
by sibeliuss 4y ago
Unfortunately, it's not so simple!
For anything non-trivial you'd have to add some kind of listener or tag to every node, find said node, and then update (ideally in a performative way). Said updates cannot destroy existing state, but must patch it. Updates must also not break existing attached event listeners. The list goes on and on.
- Olreich 4y agoThings are faster than you’d expect. Tables with millions of items don’t work in any framework, but tables with a hundred items work in all of them. Since no one has really cracked the nut on performant UIs with lots of things going on, anything homegrown will be simpler and performant enough compared to the major competition.
- sibeliuss 4y agoThere is definitely truth to this, I agree.