This is Google’s ripoff clone remarkably similar implementation to hyperHTML.

This is Google’s ~~ripoff~~ ~~clone~~ remarkably similar implementation to hyperHTML. It’s a lightweight templating system based on es6 which doesn’t use a virtual dom. If you didn’t completely get hyperHTML, try reading the readme doc here. It explains the concept of both systems very well. Of the two libraries, hyperHTML is much more solid and mature.

Example comparisons of hyperHTML with other frameworks.

https://viperhtml.js.org/hyperhtml/examples/#!fw=Marko&example=Silky%20smooth

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Artificial Intelligence will bring Apocalypse upon us people. If this doesn’t convince you , I don’t know what will 😦

Android Oreo fucks up the good work happening in Progressive Web Apps.

Apple, the world largest bond and derivatives fund, is still hopeless of course but Google, the world’s largest advertising and AI surveillance company, doesn’t care enough either.

https://medium.com/@firt/android-oreo-takes-a-bite-out-of-progressive-web-apps-30b7e854648f

Andrea Giammarchi talks about hyperHTML on the Web Platform Podcast.

It might take a while for it to sink in what he’s talking about here but basically he’s saying that a simple use of standard JavaScript can match and outperform virtual dom based frameworks such as React and Vuejs. His hyperHtml library is only 4K and works in all browsers going back to IE 9.

It’s notable that Google has just announced their own experimental system (lit-Html) which ~~copies~~ seems to match the hyperHTML pattern closely. The difference is that it’s no where near production-ready while Giammarchi’s is.

http://thewebplatformpodcast.com/135-hyperhtml