This is the Future of Vue 

So already understanding Vue you still watch Vue content to audit the accuracy? I hope a piece of technology inspires this kind of behavior in me someday, dang.

@@pookiepats How would I know this video is about Vapor without watching the video?

🫡 glad my research is paying off

based on svelte and stuff, im thinking yes, but im sure someone will do some tests lol github.com/sveltejs/svelte/issues/2546

Scaling of Svelte apps has never been a remotely real problem.

it'll still be "slower" than plain HTML elements because there's still some component overhead. Haven't run tests on the exact impacts for lists for Vue 3, Vapor, and Plain HTML though.

@@LearnVue That's good to know. Thank you!

BTW I believe the best approach for mentioned case is virtualization. Check vue3-virtual-scroller package as an example

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two in a week???

eraser.io

EVERY vue tutorials is for beginners.. pls, make tutorials for middle+

good q. the point of the VDOM was to minimize DOM operations. At some point, the DOM HAS to be directly modified to update the page. But, if we could get directly to those real DOM operations without a VDOM. We have the same end-result without additional memory or runtime code

It may be the api's for browsers have stabilised, Only recently did computed stop claiming it's value had changed when infact it hadn't..

@@LearnVue so, why people invented VDOM? Was it wrong branch to follow? Makes you think 🤔

@@exsesx No, it was the right decision at the time. The big issue at the time was that people were writing JQuery apps that would thrash the DOM with all sorts of changes that would happen sequentially. For example, they'd you'd render a list of items by looping over them and inserting each item separately; that's a new DOM update for each item. The virtual DOM let you consolidate all those changes to the VDOM first, then do a single DOM update. Vue Vapor avoids this by still only doing a single DOM update to add all the items, however, it doesn't need to do the consolidation and diffing on a VDOM anymore.

@@soviut303 thanks for the explanation 🫶🏼

im trying

finally someone commented on it 🙏

@@LearnVue 😁 you're welcome

It took a journalist to introduce the most sensible framework lmao

agreed, that's what i see, lot of people that use other frameworks critic svelte, and say is not ready, yet everybody is trying to do the things in the svelte way

He literally said based on solidjs

@@playboycity and svelte came up with that idea before solidjs. I recommend you to watch 'Rethinking reactivity', a talk by Rich Harris (the creator of svelte) which was made 4 years ago.

Or jQuery lol

React is dumb