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how do you get the size and position of an HTML element?

Aiden Bai

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Tiger Abrodivor 1 Jahr

Nice. Performance stuff is really fun. One issue I had on my stock market explorer was that too many re-renders happened as data came in, especially during active hours. The goal there was to throttle and batch updates.

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Jeff Rosenvor 1 Jahr

Absolutely love @pmndrs react-use-measure. Implemented in a performant way and very ergonomic.

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Svor 1 Jahr

Bro this is fire!!!!!!! You gotta post these in a blog or guide format. Thanks for sharing these good nuggets

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Ozgur Ozervor 1 Jahr

I'm watching at 0.75x speed

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Veronica Hinesvor 1 Jahr

Ask it nicely and hope for the best.

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Thilakvor 1 Jahr

This is cool

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Starprince⚡️vor 1 Jahr

Lovely how this is presented.

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Bernardo Quinavor 1 Jahr

Loving this videos. Keep them coming.

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João Victor | Developervor 1 Jahr

that’s truly useful

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Pedro Batistavor 1 Jahr

If only there was already a program who implemented positioning natively...

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