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Dynamic Component Loading: Load Heavy UI on Demand
Use React.lazy and Suspense to split bundles and speed up initial loads.
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10 posts exploring component architecture.
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Use React.lazy and Suspense to split bundles and speed up initial loads.
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Use a virtualized list to render only what's visible and keep the DOM lean.
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Wrap a component to inject extra props. Useful to understand, even if hooks are preferred today.
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Create components that work together via context so consumers can compose them in any order.
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Pass UI through the children prop to keep parents flexible and children independent.
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Share data from a parent and let consumers decide how to render it.
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Similar to function children, but explicit—pass a render function to customize output.
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Extract behavior into hooks, render with pure components, and keep your features composable.
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Split bloated components into focused pieces and extract logic with a custom hook.
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Keep feature logic in smart components and render with simple, reusable UI components.
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