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Description
Problem
Motia UI currently relies on manual memoization (memo, useMemo) to reduce unnecessary re-renders and keep performance stable across the UI.
While this approach works, it introduces a few issues:
1.Developers must remember to manually optimize each component
2.Memoization patterns can become inconsistent across a growing UI codebase
3.It increases maintenance effort
4.Manual optimizations can be missed or misused
5.Render performance depends heavily on developer decisions instead of a unified system
React introduced the React Compiler precisely to automate memoization and render optimization, but the earlier versions weren't stable enough for production — which is why Motia UI adopted manual memoization initially.
Now the compiler’s stable release is available and officially marked production-ready, making it a strong candidate to replace manual memoization.
Proposed Solution
Motia UI currently uses manual memoization (memo, useMemo) to manage re-renders.
Since React has now released a stable React Compiler, it could be a strong improvement because:
it automates memoization at compile-time
reduces unnecessary re-renders
improves overall performance
removes the need to manually handle memoization logic
keeps UI behavior more consistent as the codebase grows
Alternatives Considered
No response
Additional Context
Earlier React Compiler versions weren’t stable enough for production apps
The new stable version resolves these issues and is production-ready
This will help improve performance, reduce unnecessary re-renders, and eliminate the need for manual optimization
Willing to Help Implement?
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