He's been working on this for years - I've been following the development closely, because it's actually an interesting project, for two reasons:
It reimplements the React API, but with functional components first and only - if that's all you need or want, trying this could be interesting.
It uses a proper render scheduler - meaning, it does not block CSS animations etc. while rendering large chunks of content.
It's not really a "new library" in that sense - it's more in the category with Preact, an alternative React runtime. But it is substantially and fundamentally different from Preact, which could make it an interesting alternative for people building highly interactive applications where responsiveness is key - or perhaps just those who favor functional components and hooks, and want a smaller and faster runtime for some reason.
It might not be for you, personally - but this is not some random little "library of the hour", and it has substantially different qualities and goals from other alternative React runtimes.
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I am sorry but I have been a pro JS developer for more than 5 years and this is becoming exhausting already, even I am already a JS specialist and everyday find new info and patterns.
The existing framework cannot be improved, because it involves the core algorithm, if it is not designed from the beginning, it will not be able to be modified later
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Another JS library? Please everyday there are new. I do not even bother to read about them anymore
He's been working on this for years - I've been following the development closely, because it's actually an interesting project, for two reasons:
It reimplements the React API, but with functional components first and only - if that's all you need or want, trying this could be interesting.
It uses a proper render scheduler - meaning, it does not block CSS animations etc. while rendering large chunks of content.
It's not really a "new library" in that sense - it's more in the category with Preact, an alternative React runtime. But it is substantially and fundamentally different from Preact, which could make it an interesting alternative for people building highly interactive applications where responsiveness is key - or perhaps just those who favor functional components and hooks, and want a smaller and faster runtime for some reason.
It might not be for you, personally - but this is not some random little "library of the hour", and it has substantially different qualities and goals from other alternative React runtimes.
You should not dismiss it so easily.
thank you! with my ♥
At least it's Fre
Rude. Instead you prefer to comment.
In fact, this is very few, I rarely comment abroad.
Sorry. I meant Andres Mosquera.
I am sorry but I have been a pro JS developer for more than 5 years and this is becoming exhausting already, even I am already a JS specialist and everyday find new info and patterns.
It's okay, it's okay.
It's ok. fre has been a framework for three years, but I am in China and rarely promote it.
Agreed. Instead of creating new framework and library every month ,it would be better to improve existing ones out there.
The existing framework cannot be improved, because it involves the core algorithm, if it is not designed from the beginning, it will not be able to be modified later