ngFanboi45

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1. 1.▲
   by ngFanboi45 3y ago

   Yep. The author is making a big leap by falling into the "Angular slow" meme. In my experience it isn't, and it provides ease of use thanks to its bi-directional binding, as oposed to React's unidirectional binding. It i
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   by ngFanboi45 3y ago

   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. D
3. 3.▲
   by ngFanboi45 3y ago

   > Angular’s change detection is a disaster. The developer gets two suboptimal choices: (1) the slow and naive default implementation, or the complexity of managing change detection manually. This is completely wrong. The "naive&quot