Sebastian Markbåge
Sebastian Markbåge
It's hard to talk about an abstract example because reason something should be wrapped in startTransition depends on the use case. It's not that everything should be wrapped but a...
I forget the reasoning but yea I noted that too. It might be outdated. > tbh we shouldn't really have to and maybe we could fix that. That code path...
A downside of the fake DOM is that you ofc break the inline caches and now create polymorphic APIs at every interaction with the DOM - deopting everything else on...
Fake DOM might help since React will likely add focusing capabilities to its Scope that you would want to find in a virtualized list if you try to get focus.
In terms of naming, I don't think we can use `Persistent` for this since we have a whole Persistent Mode that means other things and the term comes up a...
Yea I'll definitely break this up into stages. I just wanted to initially see if it was feasible. Looks like it should be doable.
Basically the idea is that the main function and any residual function are “actors” that process some data. They’ll use arena allocation and are expected to be short lived. A...
Yea, this exercise really shows where our abstractions leak and where they don't. The generators are fairly flexible but still a bit leaky. There are some things in there that...
I think the one we use internally is actually the spec compliant one unfortunately.
An example of where this type of scenario shows up in loops: ```js var obj = {}; var i = 0; do { var foo = {hello:'world'}; if (i >...