⚡ Bolt: Combine multiple array filters into a single pass using useMemo in ProjectsModule - #110
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💡 What:
Replaced multiple sequential array
.filter()traversals inside theProjectsModule.jsxrender loop with a singleuseMemoblock containing an O(N)forloop. This loop calculates both the dynamically filtered subset array and all category counts simultaneously.🎯 Why:
The previous implementation performed an O(N) array filter for each project status tab during every render cycle (O(N*M) complexity). This caused unnecessary CPU usage and resulted in generating new array references on every render, degrading overall React rendering performance as the projects list scales.
📊 Impact:
Reduces the number of array traversals from M passes per render to just 1 pass per state update. Improves referential stability of the filtered list by wrapping it in
useMemo, decreasing unnecessary child component re-renders.🔬 Measurement:
Review
src/components/ProjectsModule.jsxto see the replacement of.filter().lengthin the.map()loop with O(1) hash map lookups oncounts. Tests and type checks have been run and pass successfully.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1450197780437606556 started by @keerthivinod