perf(frontend): throttle TPS chart updates to 10 Hz - #112
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The frontend’s performance in production progressively degrades during prolonged operation. I identified the TPS chart as the main source of issues using CPU, memory, and React render profiling. It's fixed by limiting TPS updates to 10 Hz.
Greptile Summary
Limits the TPS chart’s sliding-clock state publications to 10 Hz to reduce sustained Recharts rendering overhead while retaining requestAnimationFrame’s hidden-tab pausing behavior.
setNowcalls using the animation-frame timestamp.Confidence Score: 5/5
The PR appears safe to merge, with no concrete blocking or independently actionable non-blocking issue identified.
The throttled animation-frame loop preserves monotonic chart updates, continues scheduling frames, cancels the active frame during cleanup, and leaves incoming TPS data updates independent.
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