blockdom VS snabbdom

blockdom (Géry Debongnie) Thank you to Géry pioneering the concept of "blocks" in the virtual DOM. Many parts of the Million.js codebase either directly or indirectly derive from his work.

this is 100% false, look at the js framework benchmark and u'll see that vanilla-js with DOM is faster than any other framework and almost twice as fast as react. not that VDOM is slow its just that react's implementation is slow. blockdom for example uses VDOM and its very close to vanilla's performance

If you've been around in the JavaScript UI library development space, you've likely heard about blockdom, which claims to be probably the fastest Virtual DOM that currently exists.

I like to use snabbdom to demonstrate concepts in several of my posts because it is short, simple, powerful and uses several techniques that are relative to the topics I wrote about in the past. Snabbdom is a front end JavaScript library that lets you work with a virtual DOM to create robust web applications. They focus on simplicity, modularity and performance.

A good repository to learn from this concept is snabbdom, a virtual DOM library that focuses on simplicity, modularity, and powerful features to improve performance when working with the DOM.

Compared with other virtual DOMs (see snabbdom, virtual-dom), it's significantly faster. These older methods use node-by-node diffing, or the traversal and comparison of the node tree in order to calculate the optimal DOM modifications to reduce reflow and repaints.

I was disappointed by commitlint and commitizen, so I wrote this tool. IMO having such a tool makes you think more about your commit messages and thus makes you write better ones. See these for example: https://github.com/snabbdom/snabbdom/pull/948/commits