WIP: Experimenting how to make the layout more scalable#80
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WIP: Experimenting how to make the layout more scalable#80
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Inspired by * https://gregberge.com/blog/react-scalable-layout > In a React application, composition must always be preferred. > The layout is no exception. * https://www.sabinthedev.com/blog/using-a-react-components-function-from-its-parent
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An interesting blog post released today talking about useRef and usePrevious: https://www.developerway.com/posts/implementing-advanced-use-previous-hook |
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Finally we have re-evaluated reac-teleporter (recently updated) and used it. Check #216. |
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This is an incomplete idea to make the layout more scalable, mounting it only once instead of every time a new component/screen is displayed.
It is highly inspired by https://gregberge.com/blog/react-scalable-layout but using the technique explained in https://www.sabinthedev.com/blog/using-a-react-components-function-from-its-parent instead of React Portals.
At the time of creating this draft PR, only for sharing the idea, there are some issues and questions around: