LemonadeJS v5 just dropped 🚀
It’s a super lightweight (~5.5KB), dependency-free JavaScript library for building platform-agnostic components. Whether you're using plain JS, TS, or JSX, LemonadeJS brings two-way data binding, private reactive state, and built-in hooks to your fingertips — without a build step.
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It is amazing. Is there a built in method for handling lifecycle events like mounted or updated for components?
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Can it handle conditionals and loops right in the HTML?
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Concept is brilliant. Can LemonadeJS work with JSX-style syntax or templating engines or is it designed solely for vanilla HTML templates?
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How does LemonadeJS manage DOM diffing and updates behind the scenes?
Are there any performance issues to be aware of when dealing with large scale reactive updates?
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Great potential. Is it straightforward to integrate LemonadeJS into existing projects without having to overhaul too much of the current code?
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LemonadeJS really feels like that underdog micro library that surprises you with its capabilities it's lightweight but packs a punch in terms of reactivity.
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It is amazing. Is there a built in method for handling lifecycle events like mounted or updated for components?
Can it handle conditionals and loops right in the HTML?
Concept is brilliant. Can LemonadeJS work with JSX-style syntax or templating engines or is it designed solely for vanilla HTML templates?
How does LemonadeJS manage DOM diffing and updates behind the scenes?
Are there any performance issues to be aware of when dealing with large scale reactive updates?
Great potential. Is it straightforward to integrate LemonadeJS into existing projects without having to overhaul too much of the current code?
LemonadeJS really feels like that underdog micro library that surprises you with its capabilities it's lightweight but packs a punch in terms of reactivity.