You're right: I did handwrite stuff more or less like that a decade ago. Since there are not too many ways to manipulate the DOM, the result is mostly the same. Though I have to admit the scheduling is quite clever.
I also like that it is very expressive, like using <For each> seems such an obvious solution once you've seen it.
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You're right: I did handwrite stuff more or less like that a decade ago. Since there are not too many ways to manipulate the DOM, the result is mostly the same. Though I have to admit the scheduling is quite clever.
I also like that it is very expressive, like using
<For each>seems such an obvious solution once you've seen it.