Handling Cache Issues(1)
Handling Cache Issues(1)
1. Memoization:
o Using higher-order components like React.memo prevents components
from re-rendering if their props have not changed.
o Useful libraries include Lodash's memoize or React's useMemo and
useCallback.
o Creating custom hooks with useMemo can optimize performance by
memoizing complex calculations.
2. Third-Party Libraries:
o Libraries like Zustand and Redux with middleware (e.g., redux-persist)
can be used for efficient state management and caching.
3. Enhanced Scalability:
o Caching is a key component in scaling applications, allowing efficient
handling of a growing number of requests without a corresponding
increase in database load.
2. Browser-Based Tools:
o Use browser tools such as Chrome Developer Tools to inspect and
monitor local cache behavior.
4. Over-Caching:
o Avoid caching data unnecessarily, as this can lead to memory overhead
and stale data issues.
Other Techniques
TypeScript
1. Improved Scalability:
o TypeScript makes it easier to manage and scale projects by providing
more structure and organization, especially as projects grow larger and
more complex.
2. Better Performance:
o TypeScript code is faster and more efficient than equivalent JavaScript
code because the compiler can optimize the code more effectively.
Tailwind CSS
NX Workspace
1. NX Workspace Overview:
o To handle cache issues effectively, another approach is to convert the
project into an NX workspace. NX offers a sophisticated and battle-tested
computation caching system that ensures code is never rebuilt twice. It
drastically speeds up task execution times during local development and
even more in Continuous Integration (CI) environments.
2. Skip Caching in NX Workspace:
o Enable Remote Caching: Utilize remote caching to share cache across
different environments.
o Fine-Tune Caching with Inputs and Outputs: Customize caching based
on specific project needs.
o Configure Caching Automatically: Use NX's automatic caching
configuration to simplify setup and maintenance.