Lit is just react with web components. It uses all the same magic, and a whole bunch of documentation is needed (is this state reflective, reactive, blah blah). It does the same "let me figure out updates in the…
>it doesn't sound like you are offering an alternative. Actually, I create a library github.com/thebinarysearchtree/artwork which I use but haven't documented for public use. You can probably see some earlier versions…
They don't at all, at least in my implementation. I read that they affected performance greatly, but all of my real world and bench mark testing says they don't at all, and in fact allow me to cache partially created…
Yes you can definitely argue that it is misleading, but given the alternative I was faced with (React) whose entire world is misleading and unknown, I decided I liked this option better. I write less code, I understand…
Lit is just react with web components. It uses all the same magic, and a whole bunch of documentation is needed (is this state reflective, reactive, blah blah). It does the same "let me figure out updates in the…
>it doesn't sound like you are offering an alternative. Actually, I create a library github.com/thebinarysearchtree/artwork which I use but haven't documented for public use. You can probably see some earlier versions…
They don't at all, at least in my implementation. I read that they affected performance greatly, but all of my real world and bench mark testing says they don't at all, and in fact allow me to cache partially created…
Yes you can definitely argue that it is misleading, but given the alternative I was faced with (React) whose entire world is misleading and unknown, I decided I liked this option better. I write less code, I understand…