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React Master Class: Part 2 - High-Performance Hooks and Practical Architecture Completed Through Missions

The real world is unforgiving. I will thoroughly pass on my optimization expertise through a meticulous mission system, showing you how to design smooth user experiences even in extreme environments where tens of thousands of real-time data points pour in. Go beyond simply writing code and leap forward to become an irreplaceable senior engineer who dissects performance through understanding engine principles.

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What you will gain after the course

  • You will complete a high-performance app that maintains smooth 60 frames per second even when tens of thousands of real-time data points are streaming in.

  • Implements a high-end interface that responds instantly to user clicks and inputs even while heavy computations are running.

  • You will develop the insight to precisely identify optimization points by meticulously calculating rendering costs, rather than relying on simple intuition.

  • You can completely eliminate the subtle flashing and layout shifting that occurs when popups or menus appear.

  • Eliminates data inconsistency issues between server and client, elevating service stability to the highest industry standards.

  • Master high-level data pipeline design methods that can be immediately applied to large-scale enterprise services.

  • We build systems that gracefully isolate and recover so that the entire service doesn't stop even when unexpected errors occur.

  • Based on the working principles of the React engine, you will gain practical skills to logically track and resolve performance bottlenecks.

  • Build an intelligent search and filtering system that finds desired results in 0.1 seconds from tens of thousands of items.

  • You will have a high-difficulty project result at the level of a global monitoring dashboard that far exceeds junior level in your portfolio.

  • You will develop the mindset of an engineer who takes responsibility for the performance of the entire system, going beyond simply implementing features.

  • You will master advanced techniques that control the split-second moments when browsers render the screen, perfecting the details of user experience.

  • We apply a robust component identity assignment strategy that remains intact even in server-side rendering environments to practical work.

  • Leverage the latest React Router architecture to declaratively and completely control data flow between complex pages.

  • We complete an enterprise-grade system where data loading and server state synchronization work together organically.

  • You will gain strong confidence in tackling head-on the most challenging and demanding performance issues encountered in real-world work environments through technical expertise.

  • Develop design capabilities to achieve optimal execution efficiency through strategic choices between memory usage and computational cost.

  • Sharpen your practical skills to the extreme by solving missions based on the brutal real-world scenarios that actual senior developers face.

  • Learn how to bridge the gap between premium UI and ordinary UI—created by subtle differences in detail—through technical excellence.

  • Upon completing the course, you will gain overwhelming technical competitiveness to lead services at the pinnacle of React.


🎓React Master Class: Part 2 High-Performance Hooks and Practical Architecture Completed Through Missions

The stage beyond the basics of React is not simply about 'rendering' screens, but about designing the 'performance and structure of the engine' through which data flows.

This course is a high-end engineering class that opens the hood of React and tunes its internal rendering engine.

Many developers write code based on vague guesses when facing performance optimization or complex state management,

This course starts with the engineering question: "Why was this hook created?"

Referential equalityrendering blast radiusconcurrent renderingdata loaders - master advanced architecture through this progression, and internalize through your fingertips performance optimization that tolerates not even 0.1 seconds of lag and a global state engine that remains solid even in large-scale projects, via 37 real-world missions.


🧱 Core Philosophy of Course Structure

📌 "Business logic is not a component's private affair."
→ Logic fragmented with useState becomes a breeding ground for bugs. All state transitions must be handled atomically in an independent brain called a 'Reducer'. By strictly separating UI and business logic, we build a 'Single Source of Truth (SSOT)' architecture that can be perfectly validated by the logic itself, even without a screen.

📌 "Don't guess, prove it with data."
→ Abandon subjective feelings like "it seems slow" and communicate with objective metrics in milliseconds (ms) through the Profiler. Identify the culprit occupying the browser's main thread with data, and present surgical optimization techniques that defend the '16ms rule' to maintain smooth 60fps performance.

📌 "Structural design is more powerful than Hooks."
→ Performance optimization hooks (useMemo, useCallback) are not cure-alls and are themselves a cost. Before deploying hooks, physically isolate the 'Render Blast Radius' through State Push-down and Component Composition. Experience the power of 'automatic bail-out' that occurs without hooks through architectural improvements.

📌 "Unstoppable user experience, interruptible rendering."
→ React 18's Concurrency model is a game changer for the modern web. Moving away from the past where every task was treated as 'urgent', it pushes heavy computations to the background and responds to user input as the top priority through 'priority orchestration', designing a high-end interface that never freezes under any circumstances.

📌 "0.1% of visual defects determine a brand's class."
→ Logic may be correct, but screens that subtly jitter with 'layout shift (Jank)' undermine professionalism. Through useLayoutEffect, which controls the fleeting moment before the browser paints its first pixel, and useId strategy, which unifies server-client identity, we deliver perfect visual continuity that allows not even a single frame of error to the user.

📌 "The URL is the most reliable global state."
→ We pursue a 'URL-based architecture' anchored in the browser's address bar, not data in memory that disappears on refresh. Using React Router v7's data loaders to pre-fetch data before rendering and isolating failures with error boundaries, we build enterprise-grade navigation that continues seamlessly from any route.


✨ Features of This Course

  1. A high-end class that completely controls the 'rendering pipeline'
    → Reduce visual defects to 0ms with useLayoutEffect, which takes control of the stage before browser painting.

  2. Separating complex business logic into a 'brain (Reducer)'
    → Build enterprise-grade architecture that's easy to maintain by perfectly encapsulating UI and logic.

  3. Mastering the Essence of Referential Equality
    → Dive deep into JavaScript memory address principles to maximize the synergy between useCallback and memo.

  4. Multi-Global State Engine Architecture Strategy
    → Design a multi-engine structure where various engines such as authentication, theme, and task management coexist harmoniously.

  5. Practical Application of React 18 Concurrency Model
    → Defend responsiveness even amid data overload with useTransition and useDeferredValue.

  6. Modern navigation based on React Router v7
    → Master prefetching techniques that preemptively load data before rendering through data loaders.

  7. 37 Advanced Real-World Mission Integrations
    → Solve real-world challenges through code, including stock analyzers, filtering 10,000 users, and secure payment gateways.

  8. Transfer of Senior-Level Golden Rules and Design Philosophy
    → Go beyond simple coding to gain an architect's perspective for designing scalable systems.


1️⃣ Structural State Management Mastery: Design operational manuals containing complex business rules with useReducer.

2️⃣ Global State Engine Architecture: Utilize Context API as an 'enterprise intranet' to permanently eliminate Props Drilling.

3️⃣ Practical Authentication and Security System: Build a sophisticated authentication circuit that flows from LOGIN_START to SUCCESS.

5️⃣ Reference Integrity and Bailout: Eliminate unnecessary phantom renders at the source by fixing JavaScript reference values.

4️⃣ Rendering Cost and Memoization: Eliminate CPU load with secret ledger techniques that reduce O(2^n) operations to O(n).

6️⃣ Physical DOM and Encapsulation: Exercise control that preserves the child's dignity through forwardRef and useImperativeHandle.

7️⃣ The Pinnacle of Visual Optimization: Control popup position correction and animation starting points down to the pixel with useLayoutEffect.

8️⃣ SSR and Hydration Strategy: Establish a unique identifier strategy using useId that unifies server and client identity.

9️⃣ Concurrent Rendering (Concurrency): Create a non-blocking UI that prioritizes user input even during heavy computations.


🔟 Enterprise Navigation: Complete ultra-fast architecture with React Router v7 data loaders and secure redirects

For those who want to go beyond simple feature implementation and analyze "why my app is slow" from an engineering perspective

Those who want to immediately apply React 18's concurrency model and Router v7's latest features to real-world projects


Those aiming for high-end UI that tolerates not even 0.1 seconds of visual defects

Those who suffer from Props Drilling and are contemplating the right architecture for global state

Those who want to master the browser's rendering pipeline (Render-Commit-Paint)


Those who want to elegantly exchange necessary control between components while maintaining independence

Those who wonder why re-rendering still occurs despite using useMemo and useCallback


Those who want to learn a 'scalable folder structure' that won't collapse even in large-scale projects


Developers who want to leap from "simple coder" to "React architect"

👥 Recommended for

  • Those who want to immediately pinpoint and fix why the screen is lagging using profiler data

  • Those who want to dramatically lighten components by separating complex business logic into reducers

  • For those who want to freely control memory address values to prevent rendering storms

  • Those who want to design a concurrent UI where typing never stutters even while filtering through 10,000 data items

  • For those who want to solve 'visual glitches' in 0ms where popups or tooltips appear in the wrong place and jump around

  • For those who want to build a multi-engine system where authentication, themes, and data engines coexist hierarchically

  • For those who want to wrap external libraries into an elegant imperative API that aligns with React's principles

  • Those who want to become an architect who designs the data flow and priorities of the entire system, not just simple coding

  • Those who want to implement ultra-fast transitions 'without loading spinners' by utilizing the data loader of React Router v7

  • Those who want to investigate the root cause of 'phantom rendering' caused by broken referential integrity from a JavaScript engine perspective

  • Those who want to establish clear criteria on when to use and when to stop using performance optimization hooks (useMemo, useCallback)

  • Those who want to perfectly defend against hydration errors occurring in SSR environments using the useId strategy

  • For those who want to analyze and catch elusive bugs caused by 'Stale Closures' from a fundamental principle perspective

  • Those who want to first improve the app's constitution through structural optimization (state pushing down, composition) before using hooks

  • For those who want to learn senior developers' code review standards and propose optimizations to team members with engineering rationale


🎓 After completing this course

  • You can logically explain and resolve "why the screen is lagging" based on profiler data.

  • Build a state transition system to create apps where data sync remains intact even in complex logic.

  • Using the principle of referential equality, we render only the minimum necessary units even in large-scale lists.

  • Use useTransition to handle user input within 0.1 seconds even during heavy operations.

  • Implement high-end UX that secures data before page entry by utilizing React Router v7's Loader.

  • Error boundaries enable isolation design that prevents specific failures from spreading throughout the entire app.

  • Use useLayoutEffect to correct layout before browser painting, maintaining visual integrity.

  • Use useImperativeHandle to protect the child's internal DOM while exposing only precise control to the parent.

  • By applying useDeferredValue, we maintain main thread responsiveness even amid a flood of incoming data.

  • Master the functional update technique to safely handle the latest state while keeping the dependency array empty.

  • Domain-specific engine separation enables you to maintain a clean architecture that's easy to maintain even across tens of thousands of lines of code.

  • useId suffix strategy ensures web accessibility and identifier uniqueness in large-scale form systems.

  • Calculates the Render Blast Radius to design for performance even without hooks.

  • Combine 12 advanced hooks in the right places to solve any complex requirements in a React-like manner.

  • Go beyond the limits of a "simple coder" and become a "React engineer" who uses performance data as a tool for trust.

🎯 React Part 2 – 37 Core Missions Summary Table


🟩 Cafeteria Inventory Management System — useReducer Basics Design an operations manual that contains business rules (preventing inventory from going below 0). Learn how to completely separate UI and logic to clarify the cause-and-effect relationships of state transitions.

🟥 Building a Data Fetching Engine — FETCH Action Flow Transplant the authentication system flow (START-SUCCESS-FAILURE) into data loading. Create a centralized data control system that synchronizes data across the entire app.

🟧 Escaping Rerender Hell — State/Dispatch Channel Separation Advanced optimization to redraw only specific buttons in a 10,000-product management system. Physically isolates command and data channels through dual Context design.

🟪 Consultation Chat Room "Frozen Data" Detection — The Trap of Dependency Arrays Solves the 'Stale Closure' bug where functions frozen for performance get trapped in outdated data. Develops design muscles for striking a precise balance between optimization and data freshness.


🟦 Magic Search System — Physical Focus & useRef Control Go beyond React's declarative limitations to give focus to actual HTML nodes and manipulate background colors. Quietly collect statistical data with a 'secret notebook' that doesn't trigger re-renders.


🟩 Exchange Rate Time Machine — Tracking the Past React Forgot Compare the previous exchange rate with the current rate in real-time to analyze ▲/▼ signals. Learn the standard practice of using Ref as a time machine recording device to track vanished past states.


🟪 Premium Video Player — High-Performance Tracking & Outside Click Detection Perfectly records playback time in 0.1-second intervals without rendering overhead. Combines the contains() API with Ref to create a UX that automatically closes modals/dropdowns when clicking outside.


🟧 "Zero Lag" Filtering for 10,000 Employee Directory — useMemo in Action Solves the inefficiency of re-scanning 10,000 employees just from changing the theme by creating a useMemo no-wind zone. Develops the design ability to select only the 'pure ingredients' that affect computation results.


🟫 Complete Elimination of Ghost Rendering — useCallback & memo Collaboration Prevents the runaway re-rendering of innocent child components (employee cards) when the parent (clock) changes. Establishes an optimization triangle formation where the key (address fixation) and lock (address verification) interlock.


🟥 Secure Payment Window "Secret Passage" Design — useImperativeHandle Instead of exposing all the child's internals to the parent, only provide the permitted 'reset' button. Learn advanced techniques to maintain independence between components through encapsulation.


🟧 High-End Tooltip System — Blocking Visual Defects with useLayoutEffect Solve the 'teleportation phenomenon' where tooltips appear in the wrong place and then move to the correct position in 0ms. Learn the secret technique of controlling the pre-browser painting stage to complete positioning before users notice.


🟪 Accessibility-Compliant Accordion — useId Cross-Reference Strategy Bind aria-controls and aria-labelledby 1:1 to create a UI that's convenient even for the visually impaired. Utilize the suffix strategy to perfectly prevent ID collisions among tens of thousands of elements.


🟦 A Glass of Water from the Chef — useTransition Concurrency Control Design a structure that responds immediately to a guest's water request (input) even while preparing heavy dishes (computation). Use startTransition to demote priority and escape browser blocking.


🟩 Data Flow Suspension — Pace Control with useDeferredValue Install a 'buffer mechanism' for heavy lists that can't keep up with input speed. Complete an intelligent flow that batch-updates results in the brief moment when the user stops typing.


🟦 Bellboy (Loader) Pre-Order — Router v7 Data Loader Instead of ordering when you arrive at the restaurant, you reserve your food before you even leave. Switch the engine with createBrowserRouter and experience the thrill of screens appearing instantly upon navigation.


🟩 Building Fire Shutters Design — Error Boundary & Redirect Isolate failures in specific pages to prevent them from spreading into app-wide crashes. Build a defensive routing system that bounces unauthenticated users before the rendering phase.


💻 Notes Before Taking the Course

Development Environment

  • 💻 Node.js (v18 or higher) and React 18+ concurrency model environment required

  • 🌐 Using React DevTools (Profiler) and Browser Performance Measurement Tools

  • 🪶 React basic syntax (Part 1 level) and JS ES6+

  • 🧩 Every section follows the order: "Concept → Engine Analysis → Optimization Practice → High-End Mission"

  • 📘 Complete PDF study guide and architecture diagrams for all 61 lectures provided

  • 🧠 Focus on "the process of intervening in the browser pipeline" rather than theory

  • 🧰 Includes examples based on Vite / React Router v7 / React DevTools

  • Principle-based explanation of directly controlling React's "engine under the hood"


Learning Materials

  • 🧾 Advanced Architecture PDF Textbook

    • Golden rules summary for performance optimization by section

    • Visual architecture diagrams including referential integrity, rendering blast radius, etc.

    • Profiler flame chart interpretation guide and bottleneck detection checklist

    • Senior developer's "Code Review Standards" and security design guide included

  • 💻 Legendary Master Code (ZIP)

    • Complete example code for Sections 1-61 + Solution code for 37 advanced missions

    • Complete source code with State/Dispatch separation and Data Loader pattern applied


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Who is this course right for?

  • A developer who has mastered the basic syntax of React but feels frustrated when their app becomes helplessly slow in real-world situations with thousands of data entries

  • For those who have perfect logic but can't seem to fix the 'visual discomfort' of the screen flickering or elements jumping around at every fleeting moment

  • People who are using useMemo and useCallback but aren't sure whether they're actually improving performance or just wasting memory

  • People who are struggling in the swamp of persistent 'Hydration Error' and 'ID mismatch' issues that keep following them after introducing Server-Side Rendering (SSR)

  • A developer who wants to use the latest features of React 18 and 19 but doesn't know how to apply them to real-world scenarios, so they just keep reading the official documentation over and over again

  • Someone who needs to build a complex data grid or admin dashboard with more than 50,000 rows, but is struggling to get started with rendering optimization

  • Someone who's pulling their hair out right before service launch due to infinite loops or tangled layout measurement values from handling all effects with just useEffect

  • Someone who is experiencing blood-draining stress while operating high-sensitivity commerce or real-time chart services where even 0.1 seconds of input lag leads to user churn

  • Those who want to design enterprise-grade architecture using the latest version of React Router (v7), but feel frustrated that only tutorial-level materials are available

  • A developer who wants to prevent the entire app from crashing to a white screen when an error occurs by introducing 'Error Boundary', but is unsure how to design a recovery strategy

  • Someone who wants to remove the 'junior' title from themselves but is experiencing a growth plateau, constantly feeling intimidated in conversations with seniors due to a lack of technical depth (Deep Dive)

  • Those who wanted to identify bottlenecks using optimization tools but gave up due to lack of ability to interpret the complex graphs and figures from performance measurement tools

  • A tech lead who is in a position to present React technical standards and optimization guidelines within the team, but feels they lack sufficient logical justification themselves

  • A job seeker who felt disappointed for not being able to give a more in-depth answer beyond useMemo when asked "How do you optimize React rendering?" in interviews or technical interviews

  • A developer who wants to go beyond simple bulletin board implementations and take on 'real projects' that demand extreme performance, like global logistics control systems or financial systems

  • A perfectionist who has moved beyond the "if the code works, it's done" mindset and wants to control every millisecond of execution time and even a single unnecessary re-render

  • A data modeling beginner who is repeatedly pulling all-nighters debugging, unable to figure out where the data flow went wrong in a complex, tangled component structure

  • A refactoring lead who has been given the mission to dramatically improve the performance of an existing project, but has absolutely no guidelines on where to start

  • A theoretical developer who knows React's working principles (Reconciliation, Fiber, etc.) in theory, but has no experience implementing them in actual code or achieving results with them

  • Those who want to achieve 'library creator' level skills, going beyond just using libraries made by others to being able to design and distribute high-end hooks themselves

Need to know before starting?

  • React fundamentals: Understanding the concepts of Components, Props, and State and being able to utilize them

  • Basic hooks experience: Experience building simple features using useState and useEffect

  • JavaScript Basics: Those familiar with ES6+ syntax and asynchronous (async/await) handling

  • Development environment: Those who have Node.js installed and are comfortable working with editors and terminals

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