[oabm]

I'm just generally not a big fan of "X is some percent slower than Y" stats, because I find them counterintuitive. However, in this case I think something is wrong.

Rendering:

  jsblocks: 700ms
  React:    950ms (35% slower)
  Angular: 2200ms (310% slower)

Doing some maths:

  700ms + (700ms * 0.35) = 945ms
  700ms + (700ms * 3.10) = 2870ms

Looks like they got a little carried away when calculating Angular's rendering speed. Same thing with the "Syncing Changes" stats.

Edit: formatting

[astoilkov]

You are absolutely correct. It actually is an error. Thanks I will fix it.

[Murkin]

Also, please add 'track by $index' to the Angular example.. might be a suprise for you.

(Makes Angular outperform both frameworks)

[astoilkov]

Are you sure you are getting correct results. Theoretically Angular can't be faster than both libraries because it does not implement diffing algorithm.

[Murkin]

You can try yourself, the samples are there.

And it does, just not Virtual DOM