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React18 : How React 18 Improves Application Performance in Detail 본문
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React18 : How React 18 Improves Application Performance in Detail
ReasonJun 2023. 9. 9. 19:42728x90
Conclusion
In summary, React 18's latest features improve performance in many ways.
- With Concurrent React, the rendering process can be paused and resumed later or even abandoned. This means the UI can respond immediately to user input even if a large rendering task is in progress.
- The Transitions API allows for smoother transitions during data fetches or screen changes without blocking user input.
- React Server Components lets developers build components that work on both the server and client, combining the interactivity of client-side apps with the performance of traditional server rendering without the cost of hydration.
- The extended Suspense functionality improves loading performance by allowing parts of the application to render before others that may take longer to fetch data.
https://vercel.com/blog/how-react-18-improves-application-performance
How React 18 Improves Application Performance – Vercel
Learn how React 18's concurrent features like Transitions, Suspense, and React Server Components improve application performance.
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