I am enjoying browsing though the code of this. The way the author abstracts HTML elements has some appeal.
I'm not convinced this has a benefit over React et al. You could even render react 60 times per second and use only plain values not state if you think that will be beneficial. Virtual DOM and the incredible computing power in our devices will make it work.
I have never worked with real immediate mode gui toolkits though, so I may be missing something nice, e.g. about that sequential declaration style? Or that it feels even less taxing to reason about than react?
I'm not convinced this has a benefit over React et al. You could even render react 60 times per second and use only plain values not state if you think that will be beneficial. Virtual DOM and the incredible computing power in our devices will make it work.
I have never worked with real immediate mode gui toolkits though, so I may be missing something nice, e.g. about that sequential declaration style? Or that it feels even less taxing to reason about than react?