Summary
In this chapter, we have learned how to easily profile any React application and have seen how Google Chrome DevTools can help us to debug and track performance issues with our websites. We also learned some best practices, including virtualizing large lists and normalizing data, to improve the performance of our websites, and we have seen some React optimizations that we can start using in our projects.
The next chapter is the last one, and we'll finish with some personal conclusions about how Rematch will iterate over the future with other state management solutions that have appeared lately, along with how Rematch and Redux will co-exist with these new state management tools.
