Articles by Tag #reactivity
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I Built a Tiny Reactive JS Library and Discovered Why v-model Exists
I Built a Tiny Reactive JS Library — and Rediscovered Why v-model Exists When you use...
Internal Design Choices for Effects: Implementing Effects (II)
Quick Recap Do you remember this diagram? In the previous article, we introduced the...
From Virtual DOM to Signals: Rethinking Reactivity
The story of modern frontend frameworks has always revolved around change — how to detect it,...
Push-based vs. Pull-based Reactivity: The Two Driving Models Behind Fine-Grained Systems
Recap Building on the previous article about the core ideas behind reactivity, this part...
Signals vs Proxy vs Virtual DOM — What Actually Makes Them Different?
Frontend reactivity often splits into three paths: Signals, Proxy-based reactivity, and the Virtual...
Why Batch Belongs to the Scheduler, Not Computed
Recap Building on the previous articles—signal, effect, and computed—we have already made...
Two JavaScript Fundamentals You Need Before Implementing Signals
Why This Article Exists In the upcoming articles, we’ll implement signal() using closures...
The Evolution of Reactivity: How UI Updates Learned to Take Care of Themselves
A Brief History Back in 2010, Knockout.js introduced the ideas of Observable and Computed...
How Computed Values Really Work: Lazy Evaluation in a Reactive Graph
Recap Before we continue, let’s quickly review what we already have: 1....
Dependency Tracking Fundamentals (I)
What Is Dependency Tracking? Dependency Tracking is a technique used to automatically...
Why Do We Need Signals?
Inside the Core Concept of Fine-grained Reactivity In the previous article, we challenged...
Making the Graph Actually Move: Implementing effect (Part I)
Introduction In the previous article, we finished a Signal core that supports...
Dependency Tracking Fundamentals (II)
Introduction In the previous article, we broke down the core concepts and execution model...
Building a Minimal Signal API
Introduction This post continues the idea from the end of the previous article: using...
Effective Debouncing in Angular: Keep Signals Pure
Introduction Debouncing is a foundational technique in front-end development, especially...
Scheduling Transformations in Reactivity
From pure event graphs to safely mutating state
Why does @Observed stop working after assigning JSON data from a server
Read the original article：Why does @Observed stop working after assigning JSON data from a server ...
The Rise of Signals – Solid, Qwik, and React’s New RFC
A look into how signals are changing state management in modern frameworks like Solid, Qwik, and even React.
SolidJS and Signals – A Different Reactivity
Exploring SolidJS's fine-grained reactivity model and how it differs from virtual DOM frameworks.