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If you're using React Flow to build interactive workflows and diagramming tools, this guide is a must-read. Learn more below 👇 .

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Uncontrolled dependencies of components and hooks on node and edge arrays are among the main threats to the performance of applications using React Flow ❌ .      The state of nodes and edges can change even with minor updates to individual properties of any diagram element. This often results in unnecessary re-renders of components dependent on this state.      To avoid unnecessary rendering, you can define a field in store where you can keep selected objects. Thanks to that a Node component won’t be directly dependent on nodes array.      Learn the details of this approach from our “Ultimate guide to optimize React Flow project’s performance” and get to know more ways to enhance your project performance.    Find the link in the comments section 🔗 👇 . #reactflow #performance #diagram #datavisualization 

One small mistake in React Flow can kill your project's performance – our CTO uncovers 5 steps to help you fix those issues. If you've ever worked with large diagrams – think thousands of nodes – you know how quickly things can slow down. Even a single non-optimized line of code can cause unnecessary re-renders, making the entire application sluggish. React Flow is particularly prone to these pitfalls – but the good news is that performance issues can be prevented with the right approach. ⫹⫺  ⫹⫺  ⫹⫺ In our latest blog post, our CTO, Łukasz Jaźwa, shares a five-step process to help you optimize your React Flow projects. ⫹⫺  ⫹⫺  ⫹⫺ The article is based on real-world performance audits and over a decade of experience building diagramming applications. Since performance is the #1 challenge developers face when working with React Flow, we decided to tackle it first in our new Synergy Codes series. Check out our “Ultimate guide to optimize React Flow project performance”. ... PS: We have more expert articles on React Flow coming up, where we'll tackle additional real-world challenges developers face when building diagramming applications. Stay tuned!

Performance optimization in the React Flow project can be challenging. But it doesn't have to be if you follow a step-by-step process 👇 .      First, consider the <ReactFlow> component's optimization.      The React Flow library's documentation strongly recommends passing memoized references to <ReactFlow> component, whether the props are functions or objects. To ensure optimal performance, follow these two rules:      1️⃣ Objects memoization: Objects passed to the <ReactFlow> component should be memoized using useMemo or defined outside the component.   2️⃣ Functions memoization: All functions passed as props should be memoized using useCallback.      Additionally, memoized objects and functions must have stable dependencies to ensure consistent behavior.      Suppose you include elements with frequently changing references (e.g., functions not wrapped in useCallback) in the dependencyArray of useMemo or useCallback. In that case, the memoization will not yield the expected results.      Read our "Ultimate guide to optimize React Flow project's performance" to learn details about this approach and the next steps in the optimization process.     Find the link in the comments section 🔗 👇 . Was it useful? Let us know your thoughts. #reactflow #react #performance #diagram #datavisualization 

React Flow is a library vulnerable to a diagram's performance pitfalls. Especially when a developer isn't cautious while coding.       Let's analyze the example presented in the carousel below to understand how easily performance issues can arise👇.   Check out our "Ultimate guide to optimize React Flow project performance" in which our CTO shares a five-step process for achieving this goal.   Find the link in the comments section 🔗 .   Was it useful? Let us know your thoughts. #reactflow #performance #diagram #datavisualization 

Are you developing a project in #ReactFlow?   If so, learn six hints to enhance performance in React Flow projects from our CTO Łukasz Jaźwa   Find the link to "The ultimate guide on improving React Flow project's performance" in the comments section 🔗 👇. Was it useful? Let us know your thoughts. #reactflow #performance #diagram #datavisualization 

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