Hi everyone, I am currently developing some functionality that get triggered on mousemove. I do not have any speed issue now so I am not trying to optimize things that do not need optimization right now ^^. But this work made me curious about how code is optimized in elm. In this blog post [1] <http://elm-lang.org/blog/blazing-fast-html-round-two> Evan says that Elm uses requestAnimationFrame by default. I wonder what this means. Does this mean that all events are "filtered" to trigger only once per frame ? (for example the mousemove?) or is it specific to virtualdom since this post was about that. If not, what do you think would be a suitable strategy?
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