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Juris.JS: The Documentation Site That Breaks Every Rule (And Every Performance Record)
- Juris.JS is a documentation site that challenges traditional web development rules and excels in performance.
- It operates without JSX, compilation, or transpilation, using pure JavaScript objects for UI structure and native browser performance.
- The site emphasizes reactive functions and static values, avoiding manual subscriptions, effect dependencies, and stale closures.
- It ensures fine-grained updates to DOM properties when state changes, without the overhead of a virtual DOM.
- Components in Juris.JS only track relevant state paths that execute, leading to efficient updates.
- The documentation runs real code examples, showcasing immediate component functionality and update capabilities.
- Juris.JS supports component-based development and progressive enhancement, making legacy code reactive without rewrites.
- The documentation site implements concepts like routing, state persistence, mobile navigation, and performance tracking in a real application for inspection.
- It highlights separating business logic from presentation and promotes a composition pattern for flexible UI structures.
- By questioning traditional web development assumptions, Juris.JS demonstrates a future where complexity is eliminated, not managed.
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