You are talking about a batching mechanism that has nothing to do with the virtual DOM. Like look at MobX which uses the concept of actions to batch changes. The only reason the Virtual DOM doesn't update in this case is default behavior is to batch. But if you wanted it to change independently you could. And with most reactive libraries (I can't speak for Svelte) you can batch changes. Has nothing to do with the Virtual DOM. Virtual DOM can be very fast so I don't want people to buy into the Svelte hype. There are way faster VDOM libraries than Svelte. There are compiled reactive libraries way faster than those too. But React isn't even close.
Don't confuse batching with the Virtual DOM.
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You are talking about a batching mechanism that has nothing to do with the virtual DOM. Like look at MobX which uses the concept of
actionsto batch changes. The only reason the Virtual DOM doesn't update in this case is default behavior is to batch. But if you wanted it to change independently you could. And with most reactive libraries (I can't speak for Svelte) you can batch changes. Has nothing to do with the Virtual DOM. Virtual DOM can be very fast so I don't want people to buy into the Svelte hype. There are way faster VDOM libraries than Svelte. There are compiled reactive libraries way faster than those too. But React isn't even close.Don't confuse batching with the Virtual DOM.