How’s it going, I'm a Adam, a Full-Stack Engineer, actively searching for work. I'm all about JavaScript. And Frontend but don't let that fool you - I've also got some serious Backend skills.
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In what aspects? There are a lot of considerations. More than I highlighted in this article. I did look for a lit-html Realworld demo when I worked on a previous article but the only one I found was Lit Element + MobX which doesn't seem representative. In a handful of micro benchmarks I've done Solid is smaller but that is inconclusive. Pure performance definitely favours Solid as highlighted in the benchmark above. I've separately done benchmarks where I've shown even out of non-compiled tagged template approaches Solid's tagged template version is faster than libraries like lit-html lighterhtml etc... https://medium.com/@ryansolid/the-fastest-way-to-render-the-dom-e3b226b15ca3?source=friends_link&sk=5ae1688dde789e46cecf5c976e708da5.
Of course there are other things that make comparison difficult as lit-html is a library designed to handle rendering and doesn't worry about components and state management so feature sets are not equivalent. Lit-html has close relationship with Polymer and supported by Google so already a huge leg up. The author also works closely with those working on standards so it is very aligned with the future of the platform. More stars on Github, larger community, and already stable 1.0 release all favourable. Definitely a good library to be looking at.
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I wonder how it compares to lit-html
In what aspects? There are a lot of considerations. More than I highlighted in this article. I did look for a lit-html Realworld demo when I worked on a previous article but the only one I found was Lit Element + MobX which doesn't seem representative. In a handful of micro benchmarks I've done Solid is smaller but that is inconclusive. Pure performance definitely favours Solid as highlighted in the benchmark above. I've separately done benchmarks where I've shown even out of non-compiled tagged template approaches Solid's tagged template version is faster than libraries like lit-html lighterhtml etc... https://medium.com/@ryansolid/the-fastest-way-to-render-the-dom-e3b226b15ca3?source=friends_link&sk=5ae1688dde789e46cecf5c976e708da5.
Of course there are other things that make comparison difficult as lit-html is a library designed to handle rendering and doesn't worry about components and state management so feature sets are not equivalent. Lit-html has close relationship with Polymer and supported by Google so already a huge leg up. The author also works closely with those working on standards so it is very aligned with the future of the platform. More stars on Github, larger community, and already stable 1.0 release all favourable. Definitely a good library to be looking at.