It clicked with me when I researched the internals of the new fiber architecture, which is basically tree-walking over fiber nodes, which can be elements or hooks.
The whole architecture is based on memoization (call caching) and tree-walking during different cycles (mount, render, layout, unmount).
useRef(value) is basically useState(value)[0]. useCallback(fn, deps) is a shorthand for useMemo(() => fn, deps).
So you're left with useState, useMemo, useEffect and useLayoutEffect, the latter just being evaluated during different cycles.
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It clicked with me when I researched the internals of the new fiber architecture, which is basically tree-walking over fiber nodes, which can be elements or hooks.
The whole architecture is based on memoization (call caching) and tree-walking during different cycles (mount, render, layout, unmount).
useRef(value)is basicallyuseState(value)[0].useCallback(fn, deps)is a shorthand foruseMemo(() => fn, deps).So you're left with
useState,useMemo,useEffectanduseLayoutEffect, the latter just being evaluated during different cycles.