Hi all - A couple of us at UC Berkeley have been thinking of ways to make client-side Javascript rendering libraries faster. In the process of this research we have adapted some benchmarks we found online and we collected data on the performance for AngularJS and React, which can be found here <http://dreaming-neptune.blogspot.com/2015/05/inductjs-incremental-dom-updates-in.html> . The same post also discusses a research-stage rendering library we wrote, called InductJS. The basic idea is to change as little content on the page as needed - similar to what React attempts to achieve. We have slightly different methods, explained in further detail in the linked blog post, and have seen significant speed improvements in some situations--for example, while AngularJS performs comparably/better when only a very small number of elements on the page change at a time, we have noticed that it performs very slowly when a large amount of content is changed at once (image switching to the next page in a list of elements), seemingly because it spends unnecessary time destroying and recreating content. The library is clearly not meant as a replacement to AngularJS, but we think that there are some interesting ideas worth considering.
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