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title: "Comment by Ashish maurya on \"Improving Website Speed with Efficient \n                              Rendering Techniques\" | Hashnode"
description: "Can we use this in react though? If I am using Vite or CRA?"
url: "https://hashnode.com/posts/improving-website-speed-with-efficient-rendering-techniques/649ad26abf552064b8448e64/comment/64acd6de395b682e51abab4e"
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/improving-website-speed-with-efficient-rendering-techniques/649ad26abf552064b8448e64)

Comment [Improving Website Speed with Efficient Rendering Techniques](https://hashnode.com/posts/improving-website-speed-with-efficient-rendering-techniques/649ad26abf552064b8448e64)

[Ashish maurya](https://hashnode.com/@theashishmaurya)

[Jul 11, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/improving-website-speed-with-efficient-rendering-techniques/649ad26abf552064b8448e64/comment/64acd6de395b682e51abab4e)

Can we use this in react though? If I am using Vite or CRA?

[Vikash Kumar](https://hashnode.com/@ChampionVIKASH)

[Jul 22, 2023](https://hashnode.com/posts/improving-website-speed-with-efficient-rendering-techniques/649ad26abf552064b8448e64/comment/64acd6de395b682e51abab4e#reply-64bba8340ddc0bf1f8dd2683)

Yes, you can use the async and defer attributes in React applications, whether you are using Vite or Create React App (CRA).
