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Web worker support

See original GitHub issue

In order to support web worker rendering I think we would need a way to do only the diffing part in the worker that generates patches (like with Matt-Esch/virtual-dom) that are plain objects. These patches could be sent back to the window side and patched.

Is this something that you’d be interested in supporting? If so I could possibly contribute. How difficult would it be to split patch() into a diff and a patch?

Thanks!

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Created 7 years ago
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aronallencommented, Feb 2, 2017

@carloslfu I actually managed to enable DOM.select().events() and DOM.select().elements() from within the webworker, makes things alot cleaner. Basically you need to create an observable and then inform the main thread to make the listener. I can’t share any code, but it is possible.

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mightyiamcommented, Dec 24, 2019

Seems like this depends on #286.

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