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by gherkinnn
928 days ago
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Vue.js is and isn't. It did ""fine grained reactivity getter setter proxy something"" before it was cool [0]. At this point I can't stop myself from pointing out that the underlying reactivity/diffing system is rarely what makes an application slow. I've heard the creator of XState and Stately [1] say that React's vdom is not fast enough for updating edges in their state chart in real time without lots of optimisations and I believe him. It's just that most people don't encounter such issues and spend adding a dozen tracking scripts that run before the actual application does. 0 - https://vuejs.org/guide/extras/reactivity-in-depth.html#conn... 1 - https://stately.ai/ |
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