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arveknudsen.com
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| | | | | At work, we are using the Mercury JavaScript UI library, which is a more functional alternative to React (at least this is my understanding of it). It is also highly modular, in that it's simply composed from several independent libraries (such as virtual-dom). Like React, Mercury hides the browser DOM behind a virtual model, to improve performance. However, this can cause problems in case you need real access to the DOM. For example, a 3rd party library such as the popular spin.js may require changing t... | |
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rigsomelight.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The text describes the development of a Yome widget using React, focusing on a straightforward approach to build a functional and interactive UI. It outlines key components like the size control, window controls, and the overall structure of the widget. The author emphasizes simplicity, modularity, and the importance of addressing potential issues like asynchronous event handlers and data immutability. The code examples demonstrate how to create a responsive UI with dynamic controls and state management, while also highlighting the trade-offs between performance and complexity. The author also mentions the possibility of refactoring the code using React components and Immutable.js for better data handling. | |
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mikesub.net
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| | | | | If we take popular JS topics currently out there, type annotations, server-side rendering (SSR) and CSS in JS are probably in the top four. Virtual DOM frameworks have come as a solution to a... | |
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url.town
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| | | url.town is a web directory curated by the omg.lol community. | ||
