
Octane: Inferno's Successor Compiles React's Programming Model Ahead of Time
Octane is an MIT-licensed framework from Inferno's creator that compiles React-style hooks and Suspense to direct DOM code, no virtual DOM or rules of hooks.
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Octane is an MIT-licensed framework from Inferno's creator that compiles React-style hooks and Suspense to direct DOM code, no virtual DOM or rules of hooks.

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