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Author: Lucifier129

README.md

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 ## Introduction
-React under 20k.
 react-lite is an implementation of React that optimizes for small script size.
 ### Framework Size Comparison
 
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 | React                  | 0.14.3     | 136.0kb       |
 | Web Components Polyfill| 0.7.19     | 118.0kb       |
 | Riot                   | 2.3.11     | 20kb          |
-| React-lite             | 0.15.6     | 20kb          |
+| React-lite             | 0.15.6     | 25kb          |
 
 React-lite supports the core APIs of React, such as Virtual DOM, intended as a drop-in
 replacement for React, when you don't need server-side rendering in browser(no `React.renderToString` & `React.renderToStaticMarkup`).
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 ## React-lite vs React
 
 via react-lite:
-- In browser, virtual-dom can not render to string(no `React.renderToString` and `React.renderToStaticMarkup`)
 - all of React.PropTypes method is no-op(empty function)
 - use React in server side rendering, and use React-lite in browser
 	* react-lite will replace the dom tree with new dom tree
 	* you had better avoid `script|head|link` tag in client side
 - can not use react-dev-tool inspect react-lite, should switch to regular react for debugging
-- handle props in a different way
-	* react-lite simply `setAttribute` if `!(propName in elem)` returns true
 
 ## Test
 react-lite reuses react's unitest(170), you can see them in `__test__`, and run the tests with: