littleiffel
Re:Faster AngularJS Rendering with ReactJS
on Monday April 21, 2014 @04:46PM (#7623696)
I did try your example, and yes track by $index helps but only on updating the DOm not initial rendering. Post got updated
Re:Faster AngularJS Rendering with ReactJS
on Monday April 21, 2014 @04:40PM (#7623663)
Mithril looks very nice. I will look into that and see what happens in there.
I understand your frustrations with AngularJs, I went through them as well, but still think that AngularJs is a great framework as BackboneJs and EmberJs and it has its strength and weaknesses.
Re:Faster AngularJS Rendering with ReactJS
on Monday April 21, 2014 @04:18AM (#7620255)
ReactJs especially helps if there are more items to display (long list, classic ng-repeat).
But better rendering performance is not only on initial DOM rendering but on every update of the data. So this greatly improves usability for the user as the WebApp seems more reactive to input.
Mobile Webapps should provide feedback to the user as fast as possible on input. With long lists that has been quite problematic so far, and I have been looking for solutions to make the DOM update faster. ReactJs is a great help here.
btw, I am the author of this article.
Re:Apple Inc vs a small Restaurant from Luxembourg
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @08:27AM (#3191409)
There are hundreds of cafes called Apple, Big Apple, Red Apple...
There are cities beiing referred to as Big Apple...
Re:Apple Inc vs a small Restaurant from Luxembourg
on Thursday November 03, 2011 @07:35AM (#3191258)
If i am informed correctly, the story came to Luxembourgish newpapers in May 2011
Apple Inc vs a small Restaurant from Luxembourg
IConji - Going back to hieroglyphes
Apple's five stages of Google grieving
Of Function Scope and Lexical Scoping
Re:Africa's Forever Wars: Why the continent's conflicts never end
on Sunday March 28, 2010 @10:18AM (#1224619)
hackers speaking on politics...