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Can you expand on that a bit? As I understand it, om/react don't improve the cost of DOM manipulation, they just reduce the amount of DOM manipulation that's do
by rgbrgb 13y ago
Can you expand on that a bit? As I understand it, om/react don't improve the cost of DOM manipulation, they just reduce the amount of DOM manipulation that's done by only altering parts of the DOM that have changed. Couldn't you do the same type of change checking on the virtual DOM tree so that you only touch the actual DOM when it changes?
- drcode 13y agoI see, yes viewed that way you COULD do this with jQuery- But you'd be missing most of the benefits of react.js, due to the missing "functional programming" that is possible with the react.js approach.