In the JournalPage.tsx component, the sortedEntries function currently creates a shallow copy of filteredEntries (via const sorted = [...filteredEntries]) before sorting. This step may lead to memory inefficiency, as it duplicates the array even when a copy isn’t required for further use.
Issue:
The line const sorted = [...filteredEntries].sort(...) creates an unnecessary shallow copy of filteredEntries, potentially increasing memory usage and affecting performance, especially with large datasets.
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In the JournalPage.tsx component, the sortedEntries function currently creates a shallow copy of filteredEntries (via const sorted = [...filteredEntries]) before sorting. This step may lead to memory inefficiency, as it duplicates the array even when a copy isn’t required for further use.
Issue: The line const sorted = [...filteredEntries].sort(...) creates an unnecessary shallow copy of filteredEntries, potentially increasing memory usage and affecting performance, especially with large datasets.