Gunther Schadow

Hey, thanks for replying and taking an interest. And I begin apologizing that I am sounding combative. I did not come here with a lazy question, so I am getting...

So, here is my radically simplified version of it. It's still with the spreadsheet formula write function. ``` Simplified Dependency Stress Test (from Spreadsheet Example, minus the Spreadsheet features) table...

I will concede though that my spreadsheet requires the _state.isDirty = true and notifySubscribers call. Now I get rid of the table rendering, I have a suspicion that this is...

Now I made another test, avoiding the computed observable altogether with it's need to use a fakeDependency to avoid being disposed and all that. In this example, which has the...

> I no longer use Knockout so I have no interest in further analyzing this. What do you use now? >> it actually makes it abundantly clear. > But this...

Well, whatever you want. But you are objectively 100% wrong. Simple test, just observables: ``` Radically Simplified Dependency Stress Test let isDirty = 'ka'; Nothing to see here, go to...

So, I just wrote my own observables testbed to drop in for knockout, and boy can I do better! Here it is: ``` (function() { // Observables like knockout class...

Looks like I'm gonna have to fix this myself. My fingers are itching to just write a complete replacement of knockout which would be radically simplified. But got other things...

I made a bit of a mistake, which is where I can chase the problem further. The issue is that for the data binding, we have to push the value...

And BINGO! That was exactly it. The results continue to be stunning and now I have the mark-dirty propagation just right and the evaluation without notification, and finally the update...