Simple and elegant component-based UI library
The Riot UI library is a simple and elegant component-based library that brings custom components to all modern browsers. It offers a concise syntax, simple API, and a tiny size. Riot aims to provide performant and predictable updates with minimal DOM updates and reflows. It follows a one-way data flow and does not use reactive properties or hooks. Instead, it pre-compiles and caches expressions for high performance. Riot is close to web standards and allows for manipulation of the rendered DOM with other tools. It can be used with any frontend framework and supports various languages and tools for component creation. The Riot.js ecosystem is modular, allowing developers to pick only the components they need. It also offers various plugins and hosting options.
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