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by zackify 873 days ago
Or people could structure their react components efficiently and be fine as is.

I’m sure I’ll get a lot of downvotes for that.

But after 10 years of using react. Most performance issues were really just poor state management in the wrong locations and not the virtual dom holding it back.

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> poor state management in the wrong locations

Can you expand on that? I've never hit perf issues with react but I've been curious how it commonly happens.