Dmitri Pavlutin • 6/23/2021

Don't Stop Me Now: How to Use React useTransition() hook

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This article explains the React useTransition() hook, introduced in React 18's concurrent mode. It details how to mark UI updates as low-priority transitions to prevent heavy operations (like filtering large lists) from blocking urgent updates (like typing in an input field), complete with code examples and implementation guidance.

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Don't Stop Me Now: How to Use React useTransition() hook

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