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Exciting News for React Developers: Say Goodbye to Manual Memoization!

Introduction
React's journey towards automatic optimization signifies a fundamental shift in how developers approach re-rendering in their applications.

The Problem with Manual Memoization
Manual memoization, though effective, introduces complexity, clutter, and potential errors into the codebase.

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The Promise of Automatic Optimization
By leveraging advanced techniques like dependency tracking and tree shaking, React can intelligently determine which parts of the UI need to be re-rendered, leading to improved performance and cleaner code.

The Road Ahead
Challenges such as compatibility, migration, and education must be addressed as React continues its transition towards automatic optimization.

Conclusion
The transition from manual memoization to automatic optimization represents a significant milestone in React's evolution, promising a more streamlined and efficient development experience for web developers.

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Edu Paz

Wait, there's information missing. As of which version of React will this be available?

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Matt Lewandowski

React 19. This isn’t out yet, but it should be this year.

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