I was hoping one day to be the first to publish 😍, I want to introduce you to Orbyjs, it allows you to create functional components based on hooks, it is inspired by React and Hyperapp ...
livecycle : onCreate, onCreated, onUpdate, onUpdated, onRemove and onRemoved.
I was delighted with the work done by React at the time of introducing the hooks, but I still believe that they have a high cost in size, that's why I developed Orbyjs,
I'm also looking to implement new ideas such as working with shadow dom within the diff process
I think it will be good to have issues to get started with, this can help both beginners and others who would want to contribute, it is not easy to just dive in the code.
I will watch the repo to see what will be happening maybe someday I can contribute to it.
Thank you and awesome work
I was hoping one day to be the first to publish 😍, I want to introduce you to Orbyjs, it allows you to create functional components based on hooks, it is inspired by React and Hyperapp ...
and weighs only 3kB, the current support covers:
I was delighted with the work done by React at the time of introducing the hooks, but I still believe that they have a high cost in size, that's why I developed Orbyjs,
I'm also looking to implement new ideas such as working with shadow dom within the diff process
repo : github.com/orbyjs/core
example : codesandbox.io/s/vjnl412103
I think it will be good to have issues to get started with, this can help both beginners and others who would want to contribute, it is not easy to just dive in the code.
I will watch the repo to see what will be happening maybe someday I can contribute to it.
Thank you and awesome work
Exactly like you, I think the reconciliation process is complicated to read,
I will add comments line by line, to explain the process well.
I think it would be nice to hear your opinion in this issue
github.com/orbyjs/core/issues/1
Thank you,
I think that is a good start, another way would be to add what needs to be worked on and the levels of difficulty, either beginner-friendly and so on.
I would love to dive in at some point and see how I can help on this.