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Imagine this, but x1000 and built into React. That's the goal of Fiber. (Great post, @paularmstrong!) https://medium.com/@paularmstrong/twitter-lite-and-high-performance-react-progressive-web-apps-at-scale-d28a00e780a3 …pic.twitter.com/Kipn498OPy
Lets be clear about what yeilding reconciliation algorithm does: spreads *same amount of work* over multiple turns; improves responsiveness
This does not address the total amount of work done when generating an element, which remains too high in many of today's systems.
And better interactivity is a *great* thing. A huge win for users. But not the same as "faster" at the limit.
You're right, yielding does not reduce total work (increases it, in fact). Combined with batching it can. Depends on the type of work.
Fiber is a lot more sophisticated that just time-slicing though. Can also pause, abort, rebase, interleave, and prioritize.
Our experience with schedulers in Chrome suggests that schedulers are, indeed, super powerful (positively and otherwise) = )
I'm excited by approaches the scale total work done to what's on-screen and then drive that cost-per-element down.
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