The virtual DOM is a tree-like structure that is used to represent a web page. It provides an interface through which developers can perform certain operations on that page, such as fetching information and altering the content/structure. It is the virtual DOM that takes on the responsibility of determining what has changed and then all the modifications are committed on the actual DOM at once.
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Introduction Link to this sectionAbout the virtual DOM Link to this sectionBecoming familiar with what a FiberNode is Link to this sectionThe current and workInProgress states of a FiberNode Link to this sectionA hands-on example to grasp the FiberTree Link to this sectionConclusion Link to this sectionSort: