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X-WR-CALNAME:Voxxed Days Zürich 2026
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SUMMARY:Did You Not Get the Memo? Signed\, Atomic Design
DESCRIPTION:Most teams fight React performance with memoization band aids a
 nd prop drilling acrobatics.We obsess over useMemo and useCallback\, sprin
 kle React.memo everywhere and hope for the best. Yet performance problems 
 keep surfacing. The root issue is usually not a lack of memoization\; it i
 s a misunderstanding of component architecture.This talk dives into how Re
 act’s reconciliation works\, and how combining it with Atomic Design pri
 nciples gives you a natural performance model without escape hatches. By s
 tructuring components around stability boundaries and predictable render s
 urfaces\, you avoid unnecessary re-renders from the start and remove half 
 the memo calls currently in your codebase. I will show real examples at sc
 ale\, common reconciliation traps\, measurable outcomes when refactoring w
 ith atomic boundaries and how to test and profile effectively. You will le
 ave knowing where React pays attention\, how to design with reconciliation
  in mind and why deleting memoization more often than not is in your favor
 .\nSpeakers: Faris Aziz\nTrack: Frontend Development
URL:https://vdz26.voxxeddays.ch/talk/did-you-not-get-the-memo-signed-atomic
 -design/
LOCATION:Room 2\nARENA Cinemas\, Sihlcity\nZürich\, Switzerland
CATEGORIES:Frontend Development
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