This post is part of a series. Start here if you haven't already. After the benchmarks post, I...
This post is part of a series. Start here if you haven't already.
After the benchmarks post, I got a question that comes up every time I talk about Inglorious Web's rendering model:
"If the whole tree re-renders on every state change, wouldn't it be better if you memoized render functions the way React does with React.memo?"
It's a reasonable question. It's also solving the wrong problem.
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