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I haven't looked at the code, but since you have, why were they experiencing so much overhead if it wasn't being used for much? Was it just a relatively consta
by jsprogrammer 12y ago
I haven't looked at the code, but since you have, why were they experiencing so much overhead if it wasn't being used for much?
Was it just a relatively constant amount of overhead that everything using React will experience regardless of how much of React is "used"? Why is the overhead so high?
- xahrepap 12y agoI haven't read the code, but I can make an guess as to why (at least one reason): Atom is using one web-renderer. React supports many version of many renderers/browser. Drop all that cruft and just go directly to the 'native' code.
- mrbtie 12y agoThis change doesn't seem to be about removing boilerplate to support multiple browsers, though. They're not implementing their own virtual dom diff their "one web-renderer", but moving away from this technology.