It doesn't make much sense to me. In the end, the same changes are applied to the element, no matter if you use an object or text.
Could you please elaborate on your statement ?
Hi!, the use of object generates a mutation of the style for each property associated to it, an object of 10 properties generates 10 mutations to the DOM when modifying style, forcing the browser to interpret the style property 10 times, instead using a string you will generate a single mutation to the element and therefore a single interpretation of the style.
This should not be a problem for you, since this should only inconvenience the user experience when multiple elements are modified concurrently in a record time.
Another benefit of the use of string, is that your style does not have dirty properties.
It doesn't make much sense to me. In the end, the same changes are applied to the element, no matter if you use an object or text.
Could you please elaborate on your statement ?
Hi!, the use of object generates a mutation of the style for each property associated to it, an object of 10 properties generates 10 mutations to the DOM when modifying style, forcing the browser to interpret the style property 10 times, instead using a string you will generate a single mutation to the element and therefore a single interpretation of the style.
This should not be a problem for you, since this should only inconvenience the user experience when multiple elements are modified concurrently in a record time.
Another benefit of the use of string, is that your style does not have dirty properties.
Wow! Thank you very much! Now it makes sense.
Could you refer me to other resources so I can read more about that? It’s a very interesting topic.