Davide Mancuso

Awesome! Many thanks! Let me know if you find the library useful

cool. BTW, in case you try to get a reference to the current element from a helper - e.g. to do something a la `innerHtml` or to decorate the element...

I personally don't use webpack so perhaps someone with more experience with that can chime in. I guess it's not a difficult task to make it work - given the...

well, you could use `IncrementalDOM.patch(el,...)` for idom-compiled templates and `el.innerHtml = ...` (or similar) for your html-string-compiled templates. That's by far simpler and more performant than any other option I...

2x for the initial patch seems a bit high - guess it really depends on what your templates are / do (guess your templates are precompiled, right?). Said that, I...

Another thing worth mentioning here (despite being a fairly obvious one): idom `patch` performs a lot of writes on the dom subtree passed to it, so it's always better /...

Guess it really depends if there is really a performance issue that perceivably slows things down. [This site](https://mysports.ch/portal/de/routes/home) is all incremental-bars with lots of subviews & friends as it's as...

Hi there, Yes, it's production-safe (used for a secure banking app..) and well tested although: - the original code base had to be changed for the sake of open source...

Assuming you are already using precompiled templates - and therefore `handlebars.runtime.js`, another option to try things out could be to selectively precompile with `backend : idom` only some templates and...

Yeh it's not hard to fix (would need to remove a "fs" require from the transpiler and probably use the browser dist version of Handlebars). Could change that - had...