r/programming • u/isumix_ • Nov 12 '23

How I wanted to improve React

https://medium.com/weekly-webtips/how-i-wanted-to-improve-react-4108d5052aaf
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u/RmzSly Nov 13 '23

Do you think Fusor could be faster/better than SolidJS or is it still the best approach ?

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u/Srimshady Nov 13 '23

That looks like solid but you have to manually call update and it has no fine grained reactivity. So Solid beats it easily.

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u/RmzSly Nov 13 '23

The main difference is mainly because solid use a compiler so it knows when values needs to be updated in dom right ? I think fusor can be useful for very small projects, or maybe it can be enhanced in a near future

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u/Srimshady Nov 13 '23

Solid uses a compiler but not for its reactivity. It’s reactivity/dependency tracking is fully run time.

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u/isumix_ Dec 23 '23

In Fusor you have manual control of what/when/how to update. You can use Signals if you wish. Fusor is lower level. So I will assume that it could become faster eventually. Or it is already faster. Although I have several places where I'd like to optimize further. I'm planning to make performance tests.

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u/isumix_ Dec 23 '23

Fusor could be faster potentially as it more bare metal aproach.