react/production-readiness

Reduce wasted re-renders in TanStack Table by replacing broad `(state) => state` selectors with narrow slice-level selectors. Use `<table.Subscribe>` and `useSelector(table.atoms.<slice>)` to isolate re-render boundaries for heavy table body rendering.

Unnecessary React table re-renders occur when stable reference identities are lost. Memoize or hoist `_features`, `_rowModels`, `columns`, and `data` outside your component so internal memoization works reliably across renders.

Reduce React table bundle size by registering only the `_features` you actually render. Tree-shake unused features from your `useTable` setup to eliminate dead code and minimize the final production bundle footprint.

Yes, you can use fine-grained subscriptions for sorting and pagination slices in React. Replace broad state selectors with atom-level subscriptions using `useSelector(table.atoms.<slice>)` to ensure components only re-render when their specific slice changes.

Optimize TanStack Table for production by combining tree-shaken `_features`, stable reference identities for `columns` and `data`, and narrow subscriptions via `<table.Subscribe>` boundaries to reduce wasted renders and bundle size.

Yes, stable references for table `columns` and `data` are required. Without stable identity, internal memoization fails, causing the table to recompute row models and trigger unnecessary re-renders across your entire React UI.