Beside the fact, that the Javascript lib is smaller, I did not get any clue of the concepts behind Nue. I tried also the project documentation, which is also not very specific:
Nue JS is an extremely small (2.3kb minzipped) JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It is the core of Nue toolset. It’s like Vue.js, React.js, or Svelte but there are no hooks, effects, props, portals, watchers, injects, suspensions,
I suppose, React could be similar small if your remove all this things :-). It would be nice to hear not only, what Nue is missing, but what it does to do its work... Can you tell us a bit about the core concepts behind Nue?
Beside the fact, that the Javascript lib is smaller, I did not get any clue of the concepts behind Nue. I tried also the project documentation, which is also not very specific:
I suppose, React could be similar small if your remove all this things :-). It would be nice to hear not only, what Nue is missing, but what it does to do its work... Can you tell us a bit about the core concepts behind Nue?
Hello Eckehard
I'm still playing with the code. From what I saw, Nue aims to offer the same features as React but with less code.
We will see how the adoption goes. The discussions section on the repo is pretty active.
P.S. Ty for taking a look.