Hmm yeah, but if it's the sorting that's expensive then you could have a computed property for the sortedList instead. It's the same thing, the idea is to separate the expensive operation into its own computed property.
While you may be right here, I don't think this is supposed to be a perfect example.
yes, this example is silly. Deal with it.
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Hmm yeah, but if it's the sorting that's expensive then you could have a computed property for the sortedList instead. It's the same thing, the idea is to separate the expensive operation into its own computed property.
While you may be right here, I don't think this is supposed to be a perfect example.