[nojvek]

Inferno only works super fast if you use the babel transpiler that creates the blueprint calls. While this is a great idea, debugging it is a nightmare at times.

I'd rather have simple h or createElement calls. I personally prefer Typescript jsx as all my Components are type validate and refactoring is a breeze.

What I like about preact is its simplicity. I can debug preact and figure out what's going on. Inferno on the other hand seems a bit like assembly. Reusing property names across different contexts is a no-no in my book.

I once worked on a database with generic extra_1 extra_2,... fields. They were abused pretty bad and only one guy knew what they meant in what context.

While trueadm is a perf wizard I would definitely love to see some of the opts being done at the V8/chakra level rather than obfuscated js code.

[trueadm]

This isn't true anymore. Blueprints were removed from Inferno quite some time ago. Inferno uses createVNode calls, which are very much like createElement calls.