[–] skissane 8y ago ↗ Inferno: "An extremely fast, React-like JavaScript library for building modern user interfaces"I thought it was going to be the operating system https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inferno_(operating_system) [–] rayiner 8y ago ↗ I was like--they're still developing Inferno? [–] pjmlp 8y ago ↗ Me too, no one checks project names any longer. :\
[–] rayiner 8y ago ↗ I was like--they're still developing Inferno? [–] pjmlp 8y ago ↗ Me too, no one checks project names any longer. :\
[–] maga_2020 8y ago ↗ Very nice. They seem to be tracking React's API changes.The original Inferno developer, I think, moved to work at Facebook. So the new maintainer seems to be keeping the effort well and healthy.It is nice to see same well thought out React API implemented with different tradeoffs to accommodate widening use-cases.
[–] pier25 8y ago ↗ Inferno is awesome. I'm using it with MobX on an SVG project that requires a higher than average performance, and it really delivers.
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[ 3.9 ms ] story [ 24.5 ms ] threadI thought it was going to be the operating system https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inferno_(operating_system)
The original Inferno developer, I think, moved to work at Facebook. So the new maintainer seems to be keeping the effort well and healthy.
It is nice to see same well thought out React API implemented with different tradeoffs to accommodate widening use-cases.