Change detection is one thing, and double buffering is another. Change detection is just projecting from state changes to UI changes. It doesn't try to solve th

Change detection is one thing, and double buffering is another. Change detection is just projecting from state changes to UI changes. It doesn't try to solve this hypothetical "flashing". That is entirely up to the browser. Double buffering is a graphic technique meant to show smooth UI changes at the cost of doubling the memory used for the graphical object.