Conference India 2026

The Death of Manual Memoization: High-Performance React 19 for the Scaling Startup

Conference India 2026

November 25–26, 2026

Bengaluru, India

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What this session covers

For a decade, React developers have been trapped in memoization hell. Manually managing useMemo, useCallback, and React.memo to prevent re-render bottlenecks. As startups scale from India’s corridors to global markets, this technical debt often leads to “spaghetti logic” and fragile performance.

This session dives into the Post-Compiler Era. We will explore how the stable React Compiler (v1.0) and React 19 primitives like Activity and ViewTransition are fundamentally changing how we architect scalable systems. Using real-world benchmarks from high-scale environments (where interactions became up to 2.5x faster), I will demonstrate how to strip away manual optimizations to focus on what truly matters: User Experience.

We will transition from the “Manual Optimization” paradigm to a “Compiler-First” workflow, exploring how to leverage the new Vite+ unified toolchain to achieve production builds that are up to 40x faster than legacy stacks. Whether you are building the next fintech unicorn or a complex health-tech platform, this talk provides a battle-tested blueprint for shipping React apps that move fast without breaking purpose.

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