Technology is definitely secondary, but there are still benefits to having the best solutions rise to the top. And it can open up limitations, things we considered not possible previously. It also can serve as an excuse for not exploring new possibilities, so it can cut both ways.
I'm glad you pointed out the model with Solid made a lot of sense since my work often just gets associated with performance. I wouldn't have explored it in the first place if I didn't believe in the model. But to be fair if the results weren't so good I might have moved on and looked at other options.
It all adds up. Progress isn't always in huge strides. Granular approaches lead me to understand a way to escape the component model. This frees us from tying our performance to the way we structure our components. This in turn impacted research into reducing shipped JavaScript. More so that the language of reactivity is the benefit more than the runtime model. This has implications on how we view compilation output and how we look at our languages. Which opens up the question of the patterns we use for writing and maintaining code. It's all related.
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Technology is definitely secondary, but there are still benefits to having the best solutions rise to the top. And it can open up limitations, things we considered not possible previously. It also can serve as an excuse for not exploring new possibilities, so it can cut both ways.
I'm glad you pointed out the model with Solid made a lot of sense since my work often just gets associated with performance. I wouldn't have explored it in the first place if I didn't believe in the model. But to be fair if the results weren't so good I might have moved on and looked at other options.
It all adds up. Progress isn't always in huge strides. Granular approaches lead me to understand a way to escape the component model. This frees us from tying our performance to the way we structure our components. This in turn impacted research into reducing shipped JavaScript. More so that the language of reactivity is the benefit more than the runtime model. This has implications on how we view compilation output and how we look at our languages. Which opens up the question of the patterns we use for writing and maintaining code. It's all related.