React has gained significant popularity as a library for building UIs on the web. One of the main attractors to the library is its impressive browser performance, thanks to its implementation of a virtual DOM.
When working on small projects, you shouldn’t run into many issues. However, larger projects will typically have complex UI components, process more data, and generally have more moving parts. All of these factors can impact the performance of your app.
This article will help you understand what tools you have at your disposal to measure React performance. This can help you optimize Core Web Vitals metrics like Interaction to Next Paint.