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🚀 Most Useful React Hooks for Your Next Project 🚀

Vishal Yadav on August 26, 2024

React hooks have revolutionized how we write components in React, making our code more readable, maintainable, and functional. Whether you're a sea...
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Manvendra Singh •

It is not a blog and doesn't bring anything new to the table.

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Vishal Yadav •

It is for those who don't know , if you know that's good

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Prakirth Govardhanam •

I understand that this might be redundant for seniors/experts but it really helps early-stage developers like me to revise what they have been learning.
Thank you for the revision @vyan ! Also adding snippets on latest hooks such as useQuery would be a good update.

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Vishal Yadav •

Yeah Sure

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Šimon Janča •

Nothing new. Post bout useQuery with server actions would be more helpful.

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Vishal Yadav •

I will

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r8928 •

The title is a click bait 😂😂

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Jayant Bhawal •

Uh... I don't know about most useful. Or even being useful for early stage devs since these are basically the fundamental hooks one needs to know about when learning react.

But I could offer an addition to the list perhaps.

I find useState and using two variables to get and set state to be a bit cumbersome, and the moment I need to do more it's... well, more code.

useEasyState in this blog post is kinda cool. (Disclaimer: I'm associated with the team that made this)

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Suraj •

Nice!

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Ronaldo Correa •

Half of these.hooks will vanish soon with React 19..Thank God! Like useMemo and useCallback and useEffect! These three hooks are so stupid.

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oyhqstar •

Nothing new

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