Support react-optimize

[cia48621793]

https://github.com/thejameskyle/babel-react-optimize

transform-react-inline-elements would be a little bit problematic for Inferno I guess?

[trueadm]

@cia48621793 it wouldn't give Inferno any performance benefit as Inferno's VNodes are not immutable.

[Havunen]

There are plans to make inferno vNodes immutable in v4.

[Havunen]

This will not happen for v4. Moving target forward.

[artembatura]

@Havunen What about immutability of VNode in Inferno 6.0?

[Havunen]

@artemirq If vNode is hoisted and used in one or more places it will be cloned, Im not sure If it gains any performance that way

[artembatura]

@Havunen What you think about future React changes with respect to Inferno? These are:

1. Async rendering
2. Time slicing and Suspense API (React.Lazy too)
3. Profiler API

[Havunen]

@artemirq

Async rendering and Time slicing and Suspense API (React.Lazy too)

I think this is interesting concept, I have not read enough about it to form opinion yet. I believe async rendering also comes with priority queues or something similar. Pushing everything to event queue wouldn't probably make much sense otherwise.

I don't know if managing priority queue is worth the cost of just diffing through, because inferno diff is really fast.

Profiler API

I think we could just add this into Inferno. It should be straightforward unless there is some catch that I'm not aware of.

[artembatura]

@Havunen Hey! Check it out https://twitter.com/reactjs/status/1054886083475857408

React.memo
https://scotch.io/tutorials/react-166-reactmemo-for-functional-components-rendering-control

React.Lazy
https://medium.com/@vigzmv/react-lazy-what-and-how-to-use-in-your-app-14b416dde8f7

Interesting, for Inferno does need to implement something like React.memo or React.PureComponent?

React.Lazy is very interesting with Suspense API ^o^