preact/production-readiness

To reduce TanStack Preact Table bundle size, register only the specific table features you actually use instead of the default set. This tree-shaking approach strips unused code, minimizing production bundle bloat while maintaining table functionality.

Unnecessary Preact table re-rendering occurs when internal memo identities churn. Stabilize the identity of `_features`, `columns`, `data`, and `_rowModels` by memoizing them, ensuring internal caches remain intact and preventing excessive UI updates.

Optimize Preact grid rendering by narrowing the `useTable` selector to subscribe only to necessary state slices. Position `<table.Subscribe>` near hot UI subtrees to isolate updates and prevent widespread re-renders across the entire grid.

Yes, preferring slice atoms over external state plus `on*Change` handlers optimizes Preact tables. Slice atoms provide granular state subscriptions, isolating UI updates to specific data slices and preventing unnecessary re-renders in complex grids.

Stabilize table feature configuration in Preact production builds when handling complex grids with sorting, filtering, pagination, and selection. Memoizing `_features`, `data`, and `columns` ensures internal memoization works correctly under precise render behavior demands.

Tree-shaking table features does not affect sorting or pagination behavior in Preact as long as you register the specific features you actively use. The table remains fully functional while excluding unnecessary code from the bundle.