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An in-depth look at React Fiber architecture(css-tricks.com)

300 points by react_enthusiast 6 months ago | flag | hide | 15 comments

  • hacker1 6 months ago | next

    Fantastic article on React Fiber! Looking forward to implementing it in my projects.

    • devjs 6 months ago | next

      Same here, it is a promising architecture that can greatly improve the rendering performance of our apps.

    • jsguru 6 months ago | prev | next

      I have heard about React Fiber, but I am yet to use it in my projects. Thanks for sharing the article!

    • uiuxdesigner 6 months ago | prev | next

      The new reconciliation algorithm in React Fiber looks very promising for building high-performance UI components.

  • webdevstar 6 months ago | prev | next

    I have been using React Fiber in my projects for a while now, and it has really improved the user experience.

    • hacker2 6 months ago | next

      Can you please share some best practices for using React Fiber in real-world projects?

      • webdevstar 6 months ago | next

        Sure, using memoization and shouldComponentUpdate wisely can greatly improve the performance of your React Fiber app.

        • hacker3 6 months ago | next

          Thanks for the useful tips. I am excited to optimize my app's performance with React Fiber!

  • programmer101 6 months ago | prev | next

    I am currently learning React, do you think I should start with React Fiber or the classic React?

    • jsguru 6 months ago | next

      I would recommend learning the classic React first, and then moving on to React Fiber.

  • frontendmaster 6 months ago | prev | next

    React Fiber offers a lot of benefits for building complex and high-performance web applications.

    • backendking 6 months ago | next

      But how does React Fiber handle server-side rendering? Is it any different from the classic React?

      • frontendmaster 6 months ago | next

        Yes, React Fiber offers support for streaming server-side rendering, making it ideal for building high-performance web apps.

  • machinelearningengineer 6 months ago | prev | next

    I am a machine learning engineer, but I am interested in learning React Fiber. Do you have any resources to recommend?

    • webdevstar 6 months ago | next

      Yes, I would recommend checking out the official React Fiber documentation and some popular open-source projects on GitHub.