Managing React State: 10 Years of Lessons Learned - Cory House, React Day Berlin 2023

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Talk: Managing React State: 10 Years of Lessons Learned
Managing React state is hard. Why? Because there are so many options to consider! Local state, reducers, custom hooks, context, and over a dozen third-party libraries. In this session, we’ll explore the lessons I’ve learned from managing complex state in React over the last seven years. I’ll share my strategy for categorizing React state including local, server, global, derived and many more. After this session, you’ll understand how to identify different types of state, where to declare state, and how to choose between these different options.
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[@ahmedmuhammedelsaid5345]

wonderful lesson , ThanQ

[@rockNbrain]

Great content bro 🎉

[@starlord6356]

Amazing content, Thanks

[@bryanltobing]

Thanks

[@imadimad8814]

For forms, what is the best solution , using useState or useRef ?

[@andreperegrina]

Never use useRef to store states. ref is for a different type of problems.
Instead use useState or useReducer, if you want to avoid all the managing of the state of the form, you can use libraries like formik or react hook forms

[@nessrinatallah4146]

⁰ lonkkkkk😊😊