Vishnu Sharma
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aura:if instantiates the components in either its body or the else attribute, but not both. aura:renderIf instantiates both the components in its body and the else attribute, but only renders one. If the state of isTrue changes, aura:if has to first instantiate the components for the other state and then render them
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