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Avoid these 4 useState()

Mistakes in React
1. Overusing useState
While useState is a powerful tool, overusing it
can lead to a cluttered and difficult-to-
maintain codebase.

Try to group related state variables into a single


state object instead of having multiple useState
calls.
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2. Failing to optimize re-renders
When a state variable is updated, React will re-
render the component and its children.

This can lead to performance issues if not


managed properly.

Consider using memoization techniques like


React.memo or useMemo to optimize re-
renders.
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3. Ignoring the initial state
The initial state passed to useState is only used
on the first render.

Subsequent updates will use the new state


value.

Make sure to provide a meaningful initial state.


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4. Mixing state management strategies
Avoid mixing useState with other state
management libraries like Redux or MobX.

This can lead to confusion and make the


codebase harder to maintain.

Choose a single state management strategy


and stick to it.
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