Introducing Inferno 1.0
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Introducing Inferno 1.0
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#2Great work! I'm so excited to use Inferno now it's finally out of beta and stable :)
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#3excellent!
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#4Was I the only one who saw the title and thought of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inferno_(operating_system)?
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#5Was I the only one who saw the title and thought of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inferno_(operating_system) ?
Yes. It might help if they referred to it as Inferno-UI.
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#6As a beginner to JS frameworks (and a medium proficiency), is it advisable to skip React and target to learn Inferno instead?
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#8As a beginner to JS frameworks (and a medium proficiency), is it advisable to skip React and target to learn Inferno instead?
No. But the good news is that Inferno is extremely API-compatible with React (deliberately so, and has an inferno-compat package to help further) so should it stick around and continue to be this much more performant than React, switching should be relatively easy.
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#9Was I the only one who saw the title and thought of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inferno_(operating_system) ?
That was exactly what I thought. I was interested to hear about further Plan 9 developments.
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#10As a beginner to JS frameworks (and a medium proficiency), is it advisable to skip React and target to learn Inferno instead?
For learning purposes, I would advise sticking with React. Being more mature, you'll likely be able to find answers to your questions more easily. Pluralsight, for example, has lots of great courses on React but none on Inferno. Knowledge will be highly portable between the two so if you find a need to switch over to Inferno at some point you won't have any trouble.