how to read the performance chart about immer

[mweststrate]

No worse. Numbers are milliseconds

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[epikhighs]

wow that's pretty nice performance for immer - i've been looking for an alternative to immutable.js that just works with existing JS objects and has the nice performance characteristics.

Are you using this in production?

[mweststrate]

Nope, nor will I soon I think, as I don't have any active Redux / immutability based project app. Probably others are, or are soon. (the project is only 2 weeks old)

[Izhaki]

@epikhighs Note that in https://github.com/immerjs/immer#performance the text says:

This test takes 50,000 todo items

That's 50K, whereas in the image it says 500K:

As the code shows, 50K is the right figure (image's wrong):

const MAX = 50000

[mweststrate]

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