Stefan Krause

At least temporarily I removed the 16ms cap on script bootup time and rerun all impleentations. This times variance was pretty low for lit: https://krausest.github.io/js-framework-benchmark/current.html .

Long time that I didn't take time for this bug report. Well, this had been in place since the [second](https://github.com/krausest/js-framework-benchmark/blob/3944134b92775f7cdca140745230de22290b6af1/react/src/Store.es6.js) commit and I had never thought about it. I tried...

Yes, you're right. The random value is used to build strings from three arrays `${A[random(A.length)]} ${C[random(C.length)]} ${N[random(N.length)]}`. The arrays are pretty short (A 25,B 11 and C 13 elements), so...

Some more react frameworks with the other random function. So far only react-hooks differs for the new random function. All others are close enough not to matter.

@Freak613 I updated domc. Do you want to review the changes?

To be honest: I'm not too excited maintaining a few jquery based (or similar) frameworks. I think the biggest issue is that it's hardly possible to define rules for a...

@adamhaile You're certainly right about the precision and I really considered reducing precision but wouldn't the necessary rounding make the ranking quite unstable? (like dominator 1.24 => 1.2, domvm 1.25...

I took a look at what impact it has for react and angular. One model is immutable, the other is mutable. Both benefit from the dirty model You can review...

I see. I created #800 for the dirty model and will flag the implementations above. And #801 is for explicit event delegation.

A preview for the new result table can be seen here: https://krausest.github.io/js-framework-benchmark/2020/new_result_table.html It features a few changes: - A (hopefully) simple to use comparison mode - It defaults to showing...