Preact provides the thinnest possible Virtual DOM abstraction on top of the DOM. It builds on stable platform features, registers real event handlers and plays nicely with other libraries.

What are the differences between Preact and React. This document describes them in detail

How to get started with Preact. We'll learn how to setup the tooling (if any) and get going with writing an application

In a nutshell Preact X is what we always wanted Preact to be: A tiny, fast and feature-packed library. And speaking of size, you'll be happy to hear that all the new features and improved rendering fit into …

You'll learn not only how to build applications using Preact, but also how Preact works under the hood. Each chapter contains an opportunity to test what you've learned, or use the Help button to see the …

15 16 17 import { render } from 'preact'; import { useState } from 'preact/hooks'; function Counter () { const [count, setCount] = useState (0);

This pages lists a bunch of demos and examples you can use to learn Preact. 💁 Built one of your own? Add it! Full Apps Preact Website (preactjs.com) Of course this website is built with Preact. GitHub …

In Preact, when a signal is passed down through a tree as props or context, we're only passing around references to the signal. The signal can be updated without re-rendering any components, since …

Components are the heart of any Preact application. Learn how to create them and use them to compose UIs together

Note: Whilst it's quite common to see React & Preact forms that link every input field to component state, it's often unnecessary and can get unwieldy. As a very loose rule of thumb, you should prefer using …