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React's Architecture: Exploring Novel Rendering Techniques

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Overview

Explore the innovative rendering architecture of React, the JavaScript library for building user interfaces developed by Facebook and Instagram, in this 36-minute conference talk from OSCON 2014. Delve into the evolution of React's architecture, starting from string concatenation in 2004 and progressing through custom tags, naive approaches, node reuse, and old school methods. Learn about children-by-children rendering, identity management, and the groundbreaking Virtual DOM concept. Discover how React implements batching and subtree re-rendering for improved performance. Gain insights into the crucial shouldComponentUpdate? method and its role in optimizing React applications.

Syllabus

React
String Concatenation - 2004
Custom Tags
Naive
Reuse Nodes
Old School
Children by Children
Identity
Virtual DOM
Batching
Subtree Re-rendering
shouldComponentUpdate?

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Meta Developers

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