← Back to context Comment by timeon 5 years ago And how about shadow DOM? 1 comment timeon Reply ummonk 5 years ago Virtual DOM? That’s the internal machinery that allows you to specify (and update) the UI declaratively while applying only localized updates on the actual DOM. It’s a feature, not a drawback, when you want to code declaratively.
ummonk 5 years ago Virtual DOM? That’s the internal machinery that allows you to specify (and update) the UI declaratively while applying only localized updates on the actual DOM. It’s a feature, not a drawback, when you want to code declaratively.
Virtual DOM? That’s the internal machinery that allows you to specify (and update) the UI declaratively while applying only localized updates on the actual DOM. It’s a feature, not a drawback, when you want to code declaratively.