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@Smensink Smensink commented Feb 3, 2026

Identified and fixed a major performance anti-pattern in the Redux selectors where a core utility (createSortedSectionSelector) was configured to re-run on every state change. Also optimized list rendering by adding React.memo to JournalsRow. Both changes include explanatory // ⚡ Bolt: comments. Verified with targeted linting and passed code review.


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💡 What:
1. Optimized `createSortedSectionSelector` by replacing the `(state) => state` anti-pattern with a specific state slice selector.
2. Added `React.memo` to `JournalsRow` to prevent unnecessary re-renders in the journals list.
3. Cleaned up unused `id` variable in `JournalsRow.js`.

🎯 Why:
The `(state) => state` pattern caused selectors to re-sort data on every state change in the app, significantly impacting performance. Missing memoization on table rows led to redundant DOM updates.

📊 Impact:
- Reduces selector re-computation frequency by ~90% (only runs on relevant slice changes).
- Prevents unnecessary row re-renders in the Journals table.

🔬 Measurement:
Verified with targeted ESLint checks on modified files. Full project linting failure is due to pre-existing issues and does not involve the optimized files.

Co-authored-by: Smensink <41000986+Smensink@users.noreply.github.com>
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