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Just in case: Sciter has Reactor - its own native and built-in implementation of React. Main difference is that component is instanceof Element - components are DOM elements. This allows to unify React and WebComponent under the same umbrella/mechanism. Yet to extend standard DOM methods by use of JSX, so this someDomElement.append( Hello ) works just fine - appends content from the vDOM. In fact Reactor is three ent…
It does support server-side-rendering, hydratation, and async events. It's a bit different in implementation in the OP's post, but I think the most important thing any reader should take away is that at the core, virtual-doms can be quite simple with plenty of room for further optimization.
Nice! I did a similar project, more focused on creating an Elm architecture framework in TypeScript here[1]). I based it on implementing virtual-dom logic for both Elm codebases and Derw's renderer. Since it's a decent amount of code, I couldn't find a good way to represent it in a blog post, and ended up making a commit-by-commit example on Github instead. Since it's FP-focused, it doesn't support useEffect/useState…
Just in case: Sciter has Reactor - its own native and built-in implementation of React. Main difference is that component is instanceof Element - components are DOM elements. This allows to unify React and WebComponent under the same umbrella/mechanism. Yet to extend standard DOM methods by use of JSX, so this someDomElement.append( Hello ) works just fine - appends content from the vDOM. In fact Reactor is three ent…
This is very cool, first time I'm hearing of Reactor, thanks for sharing
Nice! I did a similar project, more focused on creating an Elm architecture framework in TypeScript here[1]). I based it on implementing virtual-dom logic for both Elm codebases and Derw's renderer. Since it's a decent amount of code, I couldn't find a good way to represent it in a blog post, and ended up making a commit-by-commit example on Github instead. Since it's FP-focused, it doesn't support useEffect/useState…
Just went through each commit- this is an extremely engaging way to document a project, nice work
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Yes, I love “from scratch” series as it follows the trend of Richard Feymans of I can’t do it I can’t understand it thing. Abramov has a good and old but relevant video series on Redux from scratch too.
At my work I try to build everything from scratch but my boss hates it.
Just in case: Sciter has Reactor - its own native and built-in implementation of React. Main difference is that component is instanceof Element - components are DOM elements. This allows to unify React and WebComponent under the same umbrella/mechanism. Yet to extend standard DOM methods by use of JSX, so this someDomElement.append( Hello ) works just fine - appends content from the vDOM. In fact Reactor is three ent…