> It could be the continued lack of DOM bindings that have been considered a key missing piece for several years now, or maybe something else or more fundamental.
No, it is NOT "something else or more fundamental" - it is most certainly the lack of proper, performant access to the DOM without having to use crazy, slow hacks. Do that and frontend web-apps will throw JS into the gutter within a decade.
No, it is NOT "something else or more fundamental" - it is most certainly the lack of proper, performant access to the DOM without having to use crazy, slow hacks. Do that and frontend web-apps will throw JS into the gutter within a decade.