An explanation of performance optimization in React.
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You can optimize React apps for performance by:
Using React.memo: Prevents unnecessary re-renders of functional components.
Code-splitting: Load only the necessary code using dynamic import() and tools like React.lazy.
useCallback & useMemo: Memoize functions and values to avoid recalculating on every render.
Virtualization: Render only visible items in long lists using libraries like react-window.
Avoid Anonymous Functions in JSX: Declare functions outside JSX to prevent re-creation on every render.
Efficient State Management: Keep state local when possible and avoid deep nested state objects.
Measuring Performance:
Use React DevTools Profiler to analyze component re-renders and identify bottlenecks.
You can optimize React apps for performance by:
import()
and tools like React.lazy.react-window
.Measuring Performance:
Use React DevTools Profiler to analyze component re-renders and identify bottlenecks.