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Thiyagaraj T
@thewizardjs
Put a knob on that Redux store
Submitted Aug 9, 2019
Duration:
20 mins crisp talk
Duration:
30 mins full talk
State is like a film reel (Quite Literally) & you need to set the right FPS for your user. Discover how to improve rendering performance of your react app using batched actions, action queue & throttling. Find out how to design your own middlewares to instrument action dispatching for performance.
Outline
- How state is like a film reel? See redux in motion.
- Dispatch Dispatch Everywhere! Centralized store but localised action dispatching. How to make minimum updates to the store?
- How to mitigate intermediate states to avoid undesired state, hollow re-renders & improve render performance?
- Discover your new super power - Batched Actions, minimize the number of React re-renders by batching actions.
- Designing an Action Queue for your store - Enable, Flush, Priority, Size, Queue Jumpers.
- Throttle actions which can wait - ThrottleQueue for high frequency & low priority actions.
- Put a knob on that store! Yes you need to, Every app is not the same. (Intro to redux-knob)
- Orchestrate multiple Action Queues with a Queue Factory.
- Ideas around different queue strategies, like scheduling actions based on priority, buffer & time based.
Requirements
Basic understanding of Redux.
Speaker bio
Sr.UI Engineer at kubric.io, BlrCSS Organizer
Open Source contrubutor, Google Code In Mentor 2017, 2018
Ex GDG Organizer, Talk to me - React, CSS, Firebase, PWA & Pets.
I love drawing on Codepen codepen.io/thewizardjs
Links
- https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Sd8lmQvdgDtOEAEdY_F2bPy9_GYhbbvm2VGtcuPHFeo/edit?usp=sharing
- https://www.meetup.com/ReactJS-Bangalore/events/262868578/
- https://github.com/cirbuk/redux-knob
- https://github.com/tstreamDOTh/
Slides
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Sd8lmQvdgDtOEAEdY_F2bPy9_GYhbbvm2VGtcuPHFeo/edit?usp=sharing
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