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I'm Mateo Garcia, I co-organize a community in Medellin, Colombia called React Medellin. This year I started a series of posts calle...
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I think the heuristic algorithm's time complexity drops to O(n) with some constraints. reactjs.org/docs/reconciliation.ht...
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How Virtual DOM is mapped with Real DOM on the first Render? Isn't it time consuming to do all this conversion from JSX to JS and then create a virtual DOM and map it with the real DOM? I want to understand how initial render happens?
Great article!
Thank you, Adarsh :)
I have the doubt if the new Virtual DOM is created after or before re-rendering. According to the order of the processes it seems that first is the Virtual DOM and then the re-render, but I always thought it was the other way around, because how do you know what new elements the new Virtual DOM will have without doing the re-render? Thank you.
NICELY EXPLAINED!!!
Thank youu :)
If anyone's interested, here's a more in-depth coverage of the process described in the article indepth.dev/posts/1008/inside-fibe...
Hi,
I'm just trying to upload a simple design on to a tee on Fourthwall and a box comes up showing 0% and says "Initializing Rendering. This could take a few minutes. Do not close this window. " It has been at 0% for hours and I have no clue as to what rendering is. Extremely frustrating since this is the first design I am loading and I am trying to launch a business.
Good job! Thank you for this article!)
Thank you, Alexander :)
Perfectly explained and interesting topic! Well done 👏
Thank you for reading it, Killian :)
Thank You for this Article!!Well framed!
thank you!
Great article. Nice succinct explanations!!!! Great for a newbie.
Super nice! and makes sense of it all.
Thanks :)
Thank you, Yariv!
Easy to understand and knowledgeable article
Thank you, Navead!
IN Reconciliation you said -
Upgrades within the element's children recreate all children
but we sknow that react updates only those part's of DOM that are required to be updated
thanks great job
it is perfect
Thanks for the helpful article!
Thank you.its helpful