Improve performance and user experience with React.startTransition 🚀 #783
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React.startTransition vs. Lodash Debounce
React.startTransition offers a more granular and React-specific approach to optimizing UI updates compared to Lodash debounce. By marking updates as transitions, React can prioritize critical UI changes while deferring less important ones, resulting in a smoother user experience.
Key benefits:
startTransitionallows immediate rendering of essential UI changes.By using
startTransition, you can achieve a more responsive and fluid user interface while effectively managing UI updates.Ref-: reactwg/react-18#41
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