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Keep participant list virtualized for large meetings
Replacing FlatList with ScrollView + data.map removes virtualization, so every participant row is mounted and kept in memory at once. In larger rooms (for example, webinars or classes with many attendees), opening this panel will now do O(n) render work immediately and can cause noticeable jank or dropped frames on lower-end devices; the previous FlatList avoided this by rendering only visible rows.
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| data={[...messages].reverse()} |
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Avoid recreating chat data array on every render
Building data inline with [...messages].reverse() creates a brand-new array each render, so unrelated state updates (like typing in the input) still make FlatList treat the dataset as changed and reprocess rows. In active chats with long histories, this adds unnecessary O(n) work per keystroke and can lead to scroll/typing lag; memoizing the reversed list by messages would preserve performance.
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