⚡ Bolt: optimize naver marker memory usage and gc pressure#729
⚡ Bolt: optimize naver marker memory usage and gc pressure#729ClarusIubar wants to merge 1 commit into
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💡 What: Refactored
useNaverTourismMarkersto eliminate intermediate array allocations (.map,.filter, array spreads). Replaced declarative chaining with standardfor...ofloops, string concatenation for state signatures, and direct mutations tooperationsarrays. Added optimization comments.🎯 Why: Frequent user interactions like map panning cause rapid re-evaluations of visible tourism markers. Previous map/filter/spread chains caused O(N) array allocations per frame, leading to heavy GC pressure and map stutter.
📊 Impact: Eliminates multiple O(N) intermediate array instantiations on every viewport sync tick, directly reducing GC overhead and preserving a smooth 60fps frame budget during heavy map interactions.
🔬 Measurement: Verified that tests pass via
npm run test:all. You can measure improvement using the Chrome Performance Profiler on the frontend map page while aggressively panning.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1723989980445648275 started by @ClarusIubar