Reposted by Rahul
how atproto works
ok, let's break it down.
at the core of atproto is the data. it lives own your own computer (or someone hosts it for you). think of it as a hard drive with JSON files on it
data is structured (i.e. has a type), and can references other records on other peoples' computer with a URI like a hyperlink
at the core of atproto is the data. it lives own your own computer (or someone hosts it for you). think of it as a hard drive with JSON files on it
data is structured (i.e. has a type), and can references other records on other peoples' computer with a URI like a hyperlink
November 16, 2024 at 10:46 PM
how atproto works
Reposted by Rahul
mm it looks like useAnimatedRef internally uses findNodeHandle which is known as one of the slowest functions in React (internally it’s calling findCurrentFiberUsingSlowPath). i wonder if that could be causing perf problems when useAnimatedRef is used a lot
November 17, 2024 at 2:37 AM
mm it looks like useAnimatedRef internally uses findNodeHandle which is known as one of the slowest functions in React (internally it’s calling findCurrentFiberUsingSlowPath). i wonder if that could be causing perf problems when useAnimatedRef is used a lot