"Generally speaking, React's approach to performance is to engineer relatively complex solutions.
Mithril follows the less-is-more school of thought. It has a substantially smaller, aggressively optimized codebase. The rationale is that a small codebase is easier to audit and optimize, and ultimately results in less code being run."
(Obviously, I'm not claiming the same for this toy example - just that batching updates etc, may not be necessary for performance).
"Generally speaking, React's approach to performance is to engineer relatively complex solutions.
Mithril follows the less-is-more school of thought. It has a substantially smaller, aggressively optimized codebase. The rationale is that a small codebase is easier to audit and optimize, and ultimately results in less code being run."
(Obviously, I'm not claiming the same for this toy example - just that batching updates etc, may not be necessary for performance).