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Performance Without Compromise in React.js - Achieving Speed on Low-Power Devices

Offered By: Meta via YouTube

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Functional Programming Courses Front-end Development Courses Transducers Courses JSX Courses Higher-Order Components Courses Declarative Programming Courses

Course Description

Overview

Explore performance optimization techniques for React.js applications in this 25-minute conference talk from React.js Conf 2016. Discover how Netflix achieved 100ms key-input and 60fps on low-powered devices while maintaining a declarative, functional programming approach. Learn about principles such as avoiding refs, observation, mixins, and inheritance, using immutable hierarchical state, and implementing declarative data with Falcor. Gain insights into mitigating performance challenges without compromising on architectural principles. Delve into topics including unidirectional flow, high-order components, static diffs, JSX inlining, and transducers to enhance your React.js development skills.

Syllabus

Intro
Background
Unidirectional Flow
Mixins
Measuring
Highorder components
Not perfect
Separating styles
Writing static diffs
JSX
Inliner
Transducers


Taught by

Meta Developers

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