Thanks, Alex and Harbs for your really helpful answers! I have to mention that I forgot to complete my origin question by "...and makes it sense to build HTML from MXML". Sounds to me that it doesn't make sense.
>We don’t need to “find” elements because we already have direct references since the framework created them This sounds to me like a core concept that is different from other frameworks. Shouldn't we publish this on the web page? Even more so if it is really easier and faster than others out there e.g. Reacts "Virtual DOM". >No need for the browser to parse HTML markup. Could you explain this a bit more? I have no idea how the browser works internally but I thought that if we add an HTML element to the DOM by using JS the browser has to parse it afterward? I am also interested what your experience is about the readability of the transpiled code. Is there a need to dive into this JS code (The part of the code that creates and manipulates the DOM) if something went wrong? Or is it easy enough to follow what's going on? Thank you! Olaf -- Sent from: http://apache-royale-development.20373.n8.nabble.com/
