⚡ Optimize Navbar scroll listener with requestAnimationFrame #7
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⚡ Performance Optimization: Navbar Scroll Listener
What:
Throttled the scroll event listener in
src/components/layout/Navbar.tsxusingrequestAnimationFrame.Why:
The previous implementation executed logic and attempted state updates on every scroll event (potentially hundreds per second). This causes unnecessary main thread work. Throttling ensures the logic runs at most once per screen refresh (frame), which is the maximum useful frequency for visual updates.
Measured Improvement:
Created a benchmark test
src/components/layout/Navbar.test.tsxthat simulates 50 synchronous scroll events.window.scrollY).window.scrollY).Also fixed a test environment issue in
src/hooks/useTypingEffect.test.tsto ensure the full test suite passes.PR created automatically by Jules for task 16938841465799544697 started by @ragusa-it
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