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React Performance Tips

The document provides performance optimization tips for React, including memoization techniques, code splitting strategies, effective state management, and rendering optimization methods. Key recommendations include using React.memo(), React.lazy(), and virtual lists to enhance application performance. It emphasizes the importance of local state management and avoiding unnecessary re-renders for better efficiency.

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React Performance Tips

The document provides performance optimization tips for React, including memoization techniques, code splitting strategies, effective state management, and rendering optimization methods. Key recommendations include using React.memo(), React.lazy(), and virtual lists to enhance application performance. It emphasizes the importance of local state management and avoiding unnecessary re-renders for better efficiency.

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React Performance Optimization Tips ================================

1. Memoization - Use React.memo() for preventing unnecessary re-renders - Use


useMemo() for expensive calculations - Use useCallback() for function memo-
ization - Only memoize when there’s a clear performance benefit
2. Code Splitting - Use React.lazy() for component lazy loading - Implement
route-based code splitting - Use Suspense for loading states - Split large bundles
into smaller chunks
3. State Management - Keep state as local as possible - Use context API wisely
- don’t overuse it - Consider using state management libraries for complex apps
- Implement proper data normalization
4. Rendering Optimization - Use virtual lists for long lists (react-window)
- Avoid inline styles and functions in JSX - Implement pagination for large
datasets - Use Web Workers for CPU-intensive tasks

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