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Does it strategically keep DOM elements alive and update only ones that have changed (for example, similar to React or Aurelia, both of which use completely different techniques)?
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Serenade keeps a reference to the DOM elements, and updates the elements by using the DOM API, e.g. setting element.innerHTML, element.value, element.style and so on. It's slightly tricky to see since everything's dynamic from the AST, but you can see it fairly clearly on the edge-cases such as checkboxes:
Does it strategically keep DOM elements alive and update only ones that have changed (for example, similar to React or Aurelia, both of which use completely different techniques)?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: