Just in case: Sciter has Reactor - its own native and built-in implementation of React. Main difference is that component is instanceof Element - components a

Just in case: Sciter has Reactor - its own native and built-in implementation of React. Main difference is that component is instanceof Element - components are DOM elements. This allows to unify React and WebComponent under the same umbrella/mechanism. Yet to extend standard DOM methods by use of JSX, so this someDomElement.append(<div>Hello</div>) works just fine - appends content from the vDOM. In fact Reactor is three entities implemented natively: * JSX - embedded into JS compiler (830 LOC) - https://gitlab.com/c-smile/quickjspp/-/blob/master/quickjs-jsx.h https://gitlab.com/c-smile/quickjspp/-/blob/master/quickjs-j... , produces vDOM literals * Element.prototype.patch(JSX/vDOM) (420 LOC) - reconciliation / diff implementation * Binding of lifecycle methods (200 LOC) - componentDidMount and Co. There is also native implementation of Signal's (310 LOC) but they are optional for React'alike functionality.