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What is the role of Webpack in React performance? Webpack bundles code, enables optimization like code splitting and tree shaking.
How do you handle large datasets efficiently in React? Use virtualization (react-window, react-virtualized), pagination, and memoized lists.
Why use dynamic imports in React? Loads components only when needed, improving initial load time and reducing bundle size.
How do you prevent memory leaks in React? Clean up subscriptions, timers, and async tasks in useEffect return function or componentWillUnmount.
What is throttling vs debouncing? Throttling limits executions to every X ms; debouncing delays execution until events stop for X ms.
What tools are commonly used for testing React apps? Jest for unit tests, React Testing Library for component testing, Cypress for end-to-end testing.
How do you test asynchronous actions in React? Use async/await, mocks (like jest.mock), and waitFor from RTL to wait for changes.
What is shallow rendering? Rendering a component without its children—useful for unit tests with Enzyme.
How do you test hooks? Extract logic into custom hooks and test them separately with React Testing Library's renderHook.
What is snapshot testing? Captures rendered output of a component and compares it with previous snapshots to detect unexpected changes.
Explain container vs presentational components. Container: handles logic and state. Presentational: purely UI. Promotes separation of concerns.
What are atomic design principles in React? UI components are broken into atoms (e.g., buttons), molecules (forms), organisms (layouts), templates, and pages.
How do you handle micro-frontends in React? Use module federation, Webpack 5, or frameworks like Single-SPA for isolated deployment and runtime integration.
Why use TypeScript with React? Enables static typing, better developer experience, and easier refactoring through type safety.
How do you secure a React application? Protect routes with auth guards, sanitize user input, use HTTPS, avoid exposing secrets, and apply CORS & CSRF protections.
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