@conglomerate/diff
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This function lets us create virtual nodes using a simple syntax. It is compatible with JSX transforms so you can use JSX to write nodes that will compile to this function.
Thanks to Anthony Short and deku contributions.
Thanks to Sauce Labs for providing the infrastructure that allows us to run our build in real browsers.
conglomerate-diff is released under the terms of the MIT and BSD-3-Clause licenses.
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