Hydrate your React components only when you need to.
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progressive-hydration
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React component for partial hydration
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About Progressive hydration and examples on it
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An interactive educational tool for exploring React code splitting, lazy loading, and progressive enhancement patterns — with live demos, skeleton UI, and performance best practices.
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