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Good article - but could you elaborate on why you would choose one over the other? Pros/cons ? Or is it just a "here's a React hook for you redux folks..." difference?
Hi, I'm Monica! I'm a product engineer who is building technology to elevate people and is currently focusing on growing the React Ladies community for React developers.
I decided to convert from useState() to useReducer() as useReducer() is more DRY and I believe will be easier for me to maintain and extend over time. Both approaches work so I think I'd leave it up to personal preference.
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Good article - but could you elaborate on why you would choose one over the other? Pros/cons ? Or is it just a "here's a React hook for you redux folks..." difference?
I decided to convert from useState() to useReducer() as useReducer() is more DRY and I believe will be easier for me to maintain and extend over time. Both approaches work so I think I'd leave it up to personal preference.