Putting React In The Browser

Update: 2024-04-22

Description

In this episode, Jake and Surma chat about the complexities of adding common framework patterns into the web platform, and work that has been done on that so far.

Resources:

Michael Jackson's tweet.
Is WebAssembly magic performance pixie dust? - Surma's investigation into wasm performance.
defaultValue reflects the value attribute.
The value property is complicated.
HTML template instantiation.
DOM parts API.
DOM Parts Imperative API.
DOM Parts Declarative Template API.
Atomic move for elements.
Shizo Kanakuri's marathon record

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Putting React In The Browser

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Putting React In The Browser

Putting React In The Browser