Minor note: the linked url brings to a placeholder page.
The graphic on the page links to the github repo.
InfernoJS – A JavaScript library for building powerful user interfaces
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#12Now, it's all about Svelte vs Inferno. I like Svelte more than Inferno.
Re: InfernoJS – A JavaScript library for building powerful user interfaces
#13> Inferno is much smaller in size, 7kb vs 45kb gzip.
Given that you're building the kind of app that is complicated enough to require a state management library, a virtual dom implementation, etc... does this 38kb really matter? Is anyone really shipping commercial apps where 38kb on page load would be that meaningful of a performance gain? Especially if you're doing serverside rendering and requiring react asynchronously?
Re: InfernoJS – A JavaScript library for building powerful user interfaces
#14From the README > Inferno is much smaller in size, 7kb vs 45kb gzip. Given that you're building the kind of app that is complicated enough to require a state management library, a virtual dom implementation, etc... does this 38kb really matter? Is anyone really shipping commercial apps where 38kb on page load would be that meaningful of a performance gain? Especially if you're doing serverside rendering and requiring…
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#15Re: InfernoJS – A JavaScript library for building powerful user interfaces
#16Now, it's all about Svelte vs Inferno. I like Svelte more than Inferno.
Re: InfernoJS – A JavaScript library for building powerful user interfaces
#17Now, it's all about Svelte vs Inferno. I like Svelte more than Inferno.
Re: InfernoJS – A JavaScript library for building powerful user interfaces
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#20Man I can't keep up with all of these. Is there a list that anyone is keeping track of for javascript UI frameworks? I suppose it would require daily updating.