heh yeah i don't really have performance benchmarks but i went React over Angular -- I've found the style to be a little odd (passing bound handler functions th

heh yeah i don't really have performance benchmarks but i went React over Angular -- I've found the style to be a little odd (passing bound handler functions through descendants to update a state param in the grandparent class? surely they can prescribe something better) but the performance is perfect & the UI I'm working on is rather complex (a few hundred nested arrays of js objects that are themselves about 8 data points, with a lot of state-dependent display rules). I feel like maybe Angular would be more convenient to program as an app, but I still have server-side logic -- my priority with a js lib is just to have a highly interactive UI even if it's just a fairly dumb state machine. To be honest, I feel like "dumb" has helped. I put just enough into state, just enough into events without being super model-oriented. Incidentally, I hear that is why Angular's perforance is poor (executes a bunch of js on model behavior even if it only results in 1 render -- not sure if this is true or not but I saw some interesting graphics of browser profiling that showed a ton of methods firing just for 1 small model update).