Look at their benchmarks. They compare against innerHTML and against (I assume) inserting new DOM nodes. Million is slightly faster than the former, slightly slower than the latter. DOM manipulations are fast these days
Wow, im surprised at how fast that is now - although the benchmarks themselves are doing bulk ops for all the innerHTML stuff, so it will lose some UI state (cursor, etc)
TBH, looking at the benchmark code for partial updates, im not sure I have much faith in the benchmarks overall, but certainly eye-opening regarding the innerHTML performance.
Yeah I was surprised at the numbers too. I'm wondering if those numbers actually imply that reconstructing the Dom from scratch every update is now faster than using a VDom..?
