default display state of nodes that have if\unless
I stumbled into an issue where nodes that have if\unless bindings when their default value is false\true (respectively for if\unless) or binded method evaluates to false\true - they flash briefly before being hidden (depending on browser, cpu performance, etc).
In such cases I had to opt out for Blaze '#if' which doesnt render the node at all.
I suggest that all nodes that have if\unless bindings have dispay: none by default to prevent this.
There is really no need to fallback to Blaze #if due to this. Adding style="display:none;" to the element's attribute list works fine...
Are you kidding?
Does it sound like?
Sounds inconvenient and anti-DRY if you're serious.
I need to check on this because I was pretty sure if a property had a default of false then the flash wouldn't occur.