Summary
This chapter introduced you to the new APIs available in React 18 that help you achieve high-performance state updates. We started with a look at the changes to automatic state update batching in React 18 and how to best take advantage of them. We then explored the new startTransition() API and how it can be used to mark certain state updates as having a lower priority than those that require immediate feedback for user interactions. Finally, we looked at how state update prioritization can be combined with asynchronous data fetching.
In the next chapter, we'll go over what makes React Native a good choice for native application development.
