Understanding Vue 3 Runtime: Fast Diff & Reactive Dependency Tracking
Use the interactive stepper above to inspect how Vue 3 synchronizes head and tail VNodes (`i`, `e1`, `e2`) and computes the Longest Increasing Subsequence (`getSequence`) to minimize DOM mutations.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q1 Why does Vue 3 compute the Longest Increasing Subsequence (LIS) during DOM diffing?
DOM nodes is much more expensive than JavaScript array operations. By finding the Longest Increasing Subsequence of old indices within the new child order in O(n log n) time, Vue 3 keeps the maximum possible number of DOM elements stationary and only moves the remaining nodes.