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  1. Lexical is an extensible text editor framework that provides excellent reliability, accessibility and performance.

    JavaScript 7.1k 153

  2. 🔥 An extremely fast, React-like JavaScript library for building modern user interfaces

    JavaScript 15.4k 669

  3. A declarative, efficient, and flexible JavaScript library for building user interfaces.

    JavaScript 187k 38.3k

  4. react-compiler Public archive

    An experimental React compiler for typed function component trees

    JavaScript 91 8

  5. facebookarchive/prepack Public archive

    A JavaScript bundle optimizer.

    JavaScript 14.4k 485

  6. t7 Public

    Lightweight virtual DOM templating library

    JavaScript 901 31

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April 2022

Created 71 commits in 1 repository

Created a pull request in facebook/lexical that received 5 comments

Extract core methods into utility functions

This is a code golfing exercise in trying to reduce core code size. Instead of doing many class property accessing, which doesn't get minified, we …

+515 −428 5 comments

Created an issue in facebook/lexical that received 2 comments

Feature: move internal node nesting model to doubly linked lists

Today, Lexical nodes are nested using arrays. This means that ElementNode references an array of child node keys. However, we can improve performan…

2 comments
Opened 3 other issues in 1 repository
Answered 2 discussions in 1 repository

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