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dounan | 8 years ago

In our experience, React is not necessarily 'slow' by default. Re-constructing parts of the element tree each time can be a bit wasteful, but it is only as slow as your render() methods, and that is outside of React's control.

We have survived over 3 years with a massive application (over 2000 modules) and tons of wasteful re-rendering, but have only now started to notice any sluggishness. That makes React pretty fast in my mind.

Having said all that, we are experimenting with an 'all PureComponents' approach to potentially make React, but whether that turns out to be a good idea is yet to be seen (object comparisons in sCU are not free).

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