have you considered moving the simulation to worker(s), and providing the game state to the render function through a SharedArrayBuffer?

If I had to guess, the use of requestAnimationFrame https://github.com/somebee/imba/blob/7ab3d380562b8e6cd09ab09...

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I went to the 'try it out' page here http://try.buildwinjs.com/#listviewinteractions

and noticed a ton of jank while scrolling. A quick look at chrome's timeline reveals a nasty listener leak. Hopefully, it's user error and not a flaw in the library.

Beautifully designed, and props to the engineers for keeping everything so snappy, even with all the animations. Really quality work.

Fixed, thanks

Static analysis is one of the end goals of this project; the other is generating documentation.

Decorators are definitely NOT needed for achieving the current functionality.

A beautiful and elegant thing about JavaScript is that decorators are not needed for the current functionality, as you say.

That being said, some people feel very strongly that languages are better tools when they are less elegant, when they are collections of specialized tools that communicate very specific intentions to readers.

es7 decorators can also be used on vanilla objects, not just classes.

Really? Any tutorials/posts/examples of using them on plain objects anywhere?

Yeah, check some of the examples in the readme

Thanks. My phone doesn't know what programming is :(