⚡ Bolt: Optimize array allocations in dashboard rendering#264
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Replaced chained `.map().join("")` calls with single-pass loops
(`for...of` and `for`) and string concatenation in `renderDomainPanel`
and `renderDriftTable` within `src/views/dashboard.ts`. This reduces
intermediate array allocations and lessens Garbage Collection (GC)
pressure on the rendering hot path.
Co-authored-by: schmug <38227427+schmug@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: Replaced chained
.map().join("")calls with single-pass loops (for...ofandfor) and string concatenation (+=) inrenderDomainPanelandrenderDriftTableinsidesrc/views/dashboard.ts.🎯 Why: In hot rendering paths, chained array operations allocate intermediate arrays that are immediately discarded. This increases Garbage Collection (GC) pressure and negatively impacts rendering performance, particularly for lists with many domains or history entries.
📊 Impact: Reduces memory allocations per render cycle by avoiding temporary array creations, which incrementally speeds up HTML generation and lightens GC overhead for the dashboard views.
🔬 Measurement: Verify via profiling memory allocations during repeated
/dashboardpage renders, or simply by observingpnpm testandpnpm lintpassing correctly (which confirms functionality is identical).PR created automatically by Jules for task 14993605321287929890 started by @schmug