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JavaScript
Web Performance
Frontend System Design
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Question 1 of 5
Explain how React reconciliation uses keys during list updates.
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3 / 5
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3 / 5
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React performance
Browser APIs
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Weak Areas
Specific gaps from recent answers
React rendering
2.1/5
Did not separate wasted renders from long tasks or layout thrash.
Web Performance
2.4/5
Skipped INP measurement, Lighthouse CI budgets, and regression gates.
Browser APIs
2.8/5
No IntersectionObserver threshold or requestIdleCallback trade-off.
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Every answer gets scored, gap-analysed, and rewritten at senior level so you know exactly what to improve.
QuestionHow does React's reconciliation algorithm work?
Typical answer2.1 / 5
"React updates the DOM when state changes. It compares the old and new virtual DOM and only updates what changed. This makes it faster than updating the whole page."
No mention of fiber architecture
Missing key-prop heuristic
No depth on batching or lanes
Senior-level answer4.7 / 5
"React's reconciler uses a fiber architecture for incremental work. It diffs a work-in-progress tree against the current tree — elements of different types unmount/remount, same types update in place. Keys give stable identity across re-renders, avoiding O(n³) list comparison. In concurrent mode, this work is interruptible via lanes..."
Explains fiber + incremental work
Keys prevent O(n³) comparison
Covers concurrent mode tradeoffs
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JavaScriptReactFrontend System DesignWeb PerformanceBrowser & Web APIsTestingBehavioral & Communication
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