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 ### React Performance and Optimization
 
-My [Redux Ecosystem Links] list includes a number of useful tools for visualizing React component updates, in the [Devtools > Component Update Monitoring](https://github.com/markerikson/redux-ecosystem-links/blob/master/devtools.md#component-update-monitoring) section.
+My [Redux Ecosystem Links](https://github.com/markerikson/redux-ecosystem-links) list includes a number of useful tools for visualizing React component updates, in the [Devtools > Component Update Monitoring](https://github.com/markerikson/redux-ecosystem-links/blob/master/devtools.md#component-update-monitoring) section.
 
 
 
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   A couple quick tips: using NODE_ENV=production, and Babel's React constant/inline transformations
   
 - **Optimising React rendering**  
-  https://medium.com/@lavrton/how-to-optimise-rendering-of-a-set-of-elements-in-react-ad01f5b161ae
+  https://medium.com/@lavrton/how-to-optimise-rendering-of-a-set-of-elements-in-react-ad01f5b161ae  
   Another couple quick tips: only updating changed elements, and making children smarter
   
   
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 - **Performance optimisations for React applications**  
   https://medium.com/@alexandereardon/performance-optimisations-for-react-applications-b453c597b191  
-  Covers ways to make update checks fast and easy.  (NOTE: the advice given to "denormalize" data may not be the best approach - see discussion with Dan Abramov in the comments.)
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+  Covers ways to make update checks fast and easy.  (NOTE: the advice given to "denormalize" data may not be the best approach - see discussion with Dan Abramov in the comments.)