Yes, there are LCS deduplication logic, synchronized DOM update, initializers, reactive updates, storing and mutating states, etc. They're all in there. They're just structured differently because it has a different architecture than existing frameworks.
The whole point of Cell is not trying to match feature by feature of existing frameworks like React/Angular/Ember/etc. And I am aware Cell doesn't look like most existing web app frameworks that follow best practices, because that's the point.
I did my best to explain the rationale behind all the design decisions on the homepage, could you take a look at those and let me know if you have questions? Thank you.
Yes, there are LCS deduplication logic, synchronized DOM update, initializers, reactive updates, storing and mutating states, etc. They're all in there. They're just structured differently because it has a different architecture than existing frameworks.
The whole point of Cell is not trying to match feature by feature of existing frameworks like React/Angular/Ember/etc. And I am aware Cell doesn't look like most existing web app frameworks that follow best practices, because that's the point.
I did my best to explain the rationale behind all the design decisions on the homepage, could you take a look at those and let me know if you have questions? Thank you.