I wrote a customizable CSS engine in JavaScript

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Vue.js

Most modern UI frameworks such as React, Angular and Vue are tightly coupling event registering and handing with the component itself. While this has proven itself to work (greatly) over the years, a customizable stylesheet (or eventsheet as you may call it) can be an alternative that can offer some benefits.

#Front-End Frameworks #Javascript UI Libraries #JS Library 341 social mentions

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React

Most modern UI frameworks such as React, Angular and Vue are tightly coupling event registering and handing with the component itself. While this has proven itself to work (greatly) over the years, a customizable stylesheet (or eventsheet as you may call it) can be an alternative that can offer some benefits.

#Javascript UI Libraries #JS Library #JavaScript Framework 775 social mentions

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GPU.JS

One of the clear advantages of a native CSS engine over its JavaScript equivalent, is that it’s written in a low level language such as C or C++. That can be compensated with the usage of Web Assembly, where we can write our code with Rust and compile it to a low-level language that can run on the browser. To top things up, we can use WebGL or a library such as GPU.JS to run vector calculations in parallel using all cores of the GPU.

#Javascript UI Libraries #JS Library #JavaScript Framework 10 social mentions

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Angular.io

Most modern UI frameworks such as React, Angular and Vue are tightly coupling event registering and handing with the component itself. While this has proven itself to work (greatly) over the years, a customizable stylesheet (or eventsheet as you may call it) can be an alternative that can offer some benefits.

#JavaScript Framework #JS Library #Web Development Tools 283 social mentions