> Immutable data structures are often the most helpful tool in accomplishing that.
> Immutable data structures are often the most helpful tool in accomplishing that. This is said often but without much qualification. I've found mutable data structures with change propagation (via observable or what not) to work much better given that the whole diffing thing can be avoided altogether since you know exactly what has changed. It is my understanding that the DOM is broken in how it handles invalidation/re-rendering (doing it for each modification rather than batching), but again, I don't see how immutability helps fix that problem any better than just doing it the right way with a mutable virtual DOM?
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This is my biggest problem with agents, they constantly defensively code for cases that have no chance of happening and in most cases a p...
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> Immutable data structures are often the most helpful tool in accomplishing that.
> Immutable data structures are often the most helpful tool in accomplishing that. This is said often but without much qualification. I've found mutable data structures with change propagation (via observable or what not) to work much better given that the whole diffing thing can be avoided altogether since you know exactly what has changed. It is my understanding that the DOM is broken in how it handles invalidation/re-rendering (doing it for each modification rather than batching), but again, I don't see how immutability helps fix that problem any better than just doing it the right way with a mutable virtual DOM?
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