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React, Performance, & The Trap

These sources explore the architectural trade-offs of using React versus more minimalist web development strategies. While React was designed by Meta to manage ui complexity and organisational scaling in massive codebases, it often introduces runtime overhead and cognitive load that can hinder performance. The discussion contrasts the framework's component-based model with an ultra-optimised approach focused on perceived performance and main-thread efficiency. By prioritising static HTML, web workers, and minimal initial payloads, developers can achieve "instant" interactivity that heavy frameworks often struggle to replicate. Ultimately, the text suggests that speed and simplicity are products of disciplined engineering rather than a specific library choice.