Ryan Carniato

@krausest I guess we will need different visualizations at some point or we are going to have a lot of red. From the note on dirty model it is clear...

I think these are all good improvements. Or at least give a more directed view to what is going on. I think default is good too of hiding errored. I...

I'm not sure it's ignored. It's that in my opinion there are 2 things that need to be protected: 1. Idiomatic implementation of the library 2. Value of the comparison...

I guess data-driven isn't really the only term we are looking for. Declarative updates maybe is more accurate? All change is going to be propagated from the event regardless of...

The methodology can be different yet interestingly sort of all really similar. More than one would think. As a library writer I do find it incredibly helpful to see improvements/regressions...

Some libraries (all reactive libraries) use special primitives to do change detection. These are mutable generally, so non-proxy libraries examples would need to map the data before use. If that...

@hville Generally speaking unless the operation is a full diff you only need to pay this cost on initial creation/load. Unless you are in the habit of repeately loading large...

@luwes how did you calculate the x axis? I notice in a few places implementations that are further left here are not further right like I'd expect. All that being...

I see. Probably the difference between the arithmetic mean and the geometric mean. I believe that is what Stefan uses here. Instead of adding and dividing by 9. You would...

> why are there so many frameworks that are on the 40% avg. slowdown line regardless of their size? It's because size and performance have very little correlation here. Small...