Reviewing React hooks
Explore key React hooks like useState, useEffect, useMemo, and useContext to manage state and side effects effectively. Understand how to create custom hooks by combining built-in hooks, enabling reusable logic and cleaner code structure in your React projects.
Overview of React hooks
We have seen quite a few hooks provided by React. Let's take a moment to review what we have learned so far:
Update a state with the
useStatehook. useState_hook Handle a side effect with the
useEffecthook. useEffect_hook Reuse the last value with the
useMemohook. useMemo_Hook Update an area with the
useContexthook. useContext_Hook Hide stuff from display with the
useRefhook. useRef_Hook
Beyond explored hooks
The preceding hooks aren't the entire React collection of hooks. In fact, React has more than a dozen built-in hooks; to name some others: useCallback, useLayoutEffect, useTransition, and useDeferredValue, ...