Interesting, I wonder if the overhead of updating UI based on state “efficiently” (eg MobX style tracking of what should re-render when certain data changes) wo

Interesting, I wonder if the overhead of updating UI based on state “efficiently” (eg MobX style tracking of what should re-render when certain data changes) would actually be slower than brute force updating everything in this scenario? A bit like I’ve heard people talking about just rendering the UI to a canvas, a whole new render 60 times a second, is actually the most efficient way to update a UI for certain cases like really big stock ticker displays (versus selectively re rendering bits of HTML)