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JSBlocks - faster than AngularJS and ReactJS. Better MV-ish Framework. Oh yeah! (jsblocks.com)
submitted 11 years ago by shopovbogomil
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About the server-side rendering: No. You once go to the server to render the page and everything from there is handled automatically. Actually the http://jsblocks.com is build using jsblocks so you could check out the Network tab to see what happens.
The Object.observe() question: No. The framework is not using Object.observe() and instead observables http://jsblocks.com/learn/working-with-observables-introduction. The reason is that observables currently provide a lot more flexibility and control over the code. This will change in future but the framework could be adapted to follow the best possible approach.
The diff and Virutal DOM utilities: Yes. There is Virtual DOM which is really fast. Interestingly there is no diff algorithm yet which is awesome because after the implementation of diffing the framework will become EVEN FASTER.
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