#294 Say No to Excessive Re-Rendering in React
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Say No to Excessive Re-Rendering in React
In an extensive React application, excessive or unnecessary re-renders are common. This article addresses instances of excessive re-rendering in React applications and provides several ways to avoid them. It is written for readers with a basic understanding of React fundamentals and React Hooks.
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