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alexey2020

Just noticed there is already existing another Synergy framework and "Synergy" package. Probably better to rename the library to avoid confusion.

By the way, in terms of bundle sizes React is smaller and Preact is almost the same. But I think the reason is that react-dom is not included into calculation https://moiva.io/?compare=Synergy+preact+react+synergy+vue

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Thanks for your comment. The synergy you're look at there appears to be "@onenexus/synergy" rather than "synergy". It's a shame that the comparison doesn't use the actual package name to avoid such ambiguity. If you look again at the moiva link, the results show "synergy" at position 4. Hope that helps to clarify.

I mean there are 2 npm packages now - synergy and Synergy https://www.npmjs.com/package/Synergy Moiva.io shows names of npm packages

well, there's only one "synergy" that you can install from NPM, etc, but yeah - it's crazy that NPM site is working in that way because the other project has a project name that doesn't match its package name. I'll be sure to raise a ticket for that this afternoon so thanks again for pointing it out!

As time approaches infinity it will be harder and harder to find unique project names...

I'm sure we can keep adding names...this project can be SynergyExcelsior

))) How about SynergySuperior? ;)

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