Any downsides to putting this directly in the render?
... return props.items.map(doSomething).map(...) ...
If there is no need to write the items into the state this would of course be the best solution.
items
useEffect() gets relevant if you need the data in the state because it can be changed through user interactions for example.
useEffect()
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Any downsides to putting this directly in the render?
If there is no need to write the
itemsinto the state this would of course be the best solution.useEffect()gets relevant if you need the data in the state because it can be changed through user interactions for example.