The Virtue of Laziness: Leveraging Incrementality for Faster Web UI (Chrome Dev Summit 2018)

[@TesterAnimal1]

Template tags, just strings, of XML. An absolutely RIDICULOUS idea.

[@TheMagnificientMan]

Woow , i Can see how Google wants to push the web components use by introducing the cool features implemented by popular libraries like React, and maybe making it a standard by default. That'd be great

[@LucaMatteis]

You've just talked about all the React concurrent features that were recently released. Are these actually implemented at the browser level?

[@paales2]

Yes they are :)

[@pictureus]

Yeah exactly my thought. It just goes to show that they wish they had React instead of AngularJS. Most of the methods seem to be the same, just that they've changed the name instead. However; since this is at the browser level and for that reason probably will be slightly faster. But we don't have to throw out everything we've already created. Maybe you can port it nicely in a few months.

[@JustinFagnani]

Yes, I'm trying to show that you can achieve similar performance and DX results using features like Promises, async functions, and events.

[@adiorthotos]

@@pictureus Doesn't Angular already have granular lazy-module and bundling options using ngModule since.. long time ago?

[@chethelesser]

@@pictureus Hi, what do you mean "they wish they had React instead of AngularJS"? What does Angular has to do with this?

[@p3ngxin]

Can you share the code that you presented ?

[@CodingPhase]

Lit-element all day kid!

[@GorillaDevFB]

Great speaker.

[@DOOF1]

alrighty

[@computervision557]

Just use webassembly if you want faster ui.

[@boom_shankar]

What