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Performance: BlockListAppender: 1.7x increase on key press #12510
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Since we're in the realm of performance optimizations, this being a consistent reference would avoid unnecessary React reconciliation. Easiest with a class, e.g.
onMouseEnter={ this.onMouseEnter }
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What's the point of
withState
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There's nothing wrong with the usage here. What I'm suggesting is a micro-optimization which is more often okay to concede for the DevEx gains offered by
withState
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I mean, I get the optimisation, but it seems odd to me that
withState
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Would be cool if you could add functions to
withState
that are then passed as props?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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withState
's original purpose was more oriented toward block implementers, to keep them in the realm of more-readily-understood function components, where state was the most common factor in "upgrading" to the component class.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Yeah, I think there's some room for improvement here.
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Block implementers' components might also show when the user is typing, so it'd be good to try to improve
withState
. I'll have a look.