Simplifying React Hooks: useRef
Introduction When working with React, useRef is a powerful hook that allows you to access and persist values across renders without causing re-renders. This makes it an essential tool for handling DOM references, persisting state, and optimizing performance. This article will break down useRef, explore its use cases, and demonstrate best practices for using it effectively in TypeScript projects. Understanding useRef
Introduction
When working with React, useRef is a powerful hook that allows you to access and persist values across renders without causing re-renders. This makes it an essential tool for handling DOM references, persisting state, and optimizing performance.
This article will break down useRef, explore its use cases, and demonstrate best practices for using it effectively in TypeScript projects.
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