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Is it possible to make the react-dom diff from the cache instead as well as you code? Say you are making a server render call, and the data could be cached. Instead of rendering again, react-dom diffs your render all and sends it directly to the cache.
A personal, (and a bit insane twist) would be to delete the server-sided code once everything has been cached/called. But this doesn't scale very well..
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Is it possible to make the react-dom diff from the cache instead as well as you code? Say you are making a server render call, and the data could be cached. Instead of rendering again, react-dom diffs your render all and sends it directly to the cache.
A personal, (and a bit insane twist) would be to delete the server-sided code once everything has been cached/called. But this doesn't scale very well..
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: