What if we could write React code without having to deal with memoization and issues with multiple re-renders. That’s what React 19, the upcoming m...
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🚀 With the React compiler, we can anticipate a paradigm shift in how React applications are built and optimized. The potential benefits include significant performance improvements, streamlined development experiences, and enhanced code maintainability. The move towards re-rendering based on semantic value rather than object identity marks a significant step forward for React's future.
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Wow, great update. That means we might have to do away with useMemo(), use callback() functions
If you have access to Codeium Chat (which you definitely do), or Google's AI Playground or whatever equally cringe name for the web interface for Gemini that allows file upload (zip your project and feed it as a zip file to Gemini 15 Pro, you are welcome) then there is pretty much no excuse for badly documented or not-optimized code you are pushing to your Git host of choice. Generative AI has taken out much of the "hard" work of polishing up your code and is getting better constantly, so use it or be left behind, the choice is yours.
This tool is awesome looking, we will see if it lives up to what it appears to be able to do, but its only one of many. No paradigm will shift if lazy developers keep watching
Let's Playplay throughs instead of doing work while at the office.Without useMemo and useCallback, what is there left to ask in a React interview ? 😂
Is React going to be Svelte V2 ?
In my opinion, react compiler is primaily a solution to optimize the rendering issues taking away the need to manually manage it.
But there is one main difference between the two which sets them apart is that in react we write HTML in Javascript whereas in Svelte we write javascript in HTML.
We can only wait and watch what the React team comes up with next.
But without deep comparison, how react will know that wheather the array or object has been modified or not?
insightful