Thanks for the comments! Glad you like it! @mlykotom.dev wrote this

We call them bin chickens 😂

But in general yes, it's a challenge for any xplat framework

The superpower is, if your company is big enough your iOS Devs barely need to know. Analytics or whatever other framework team can package it up so it just looks like any other iOS framework and now they are shipping to multiple platforms with one team

This was an amazing post. Thank you for taking the time to write it

Very generic but leads from the front by example, doesn't just yell from the back. Tries to remove roadblocks before the team hits them rather than placing them in the path

Then the lazy list calls equals on the 3 visible items. If your list was stable, you'd call equals on each item and pay it for a couple of hundred times. Then the lazy list still calls equals again for the 3 visible items. Tldr, stable lists aren't always faster even if they avoid recomposition