React Performance
Find out what is actually slow before optimising, then use memo, useMemo, useCallback and list virtualisation deliberately rather than by reflex.
Master memoization, Suspense and transitions, error boundaries, portals, TypeScript with React, and testing components the way users use them.
Find out what is actually slow before optimising, then use memo, useMemo, useCallback and list virtualisation deliberately rather than by reflex.
Declare loading states with Suspense, keep the interface responsive with transitions and deferred values, and lazy load components without jank.
Stop one broken component taking down the whole app: write an error boundary, understand exactly what it can and cannot catch, and design sensible recovery.
Render outside the DOM hierarchy with portals, build accessible modals, and understand what Strict Mode is really checking.
Type props, children, events, hooks and refs the way experienced React teams do, and learn which patterns to avoid.
Write tests that survive refactors: query the way users do, simulate real interaction, handle async updates, and know what is worth mocking.