5 React useState Mistakes That Will Get You Fired

While <code>useState</code>is a simple tool to use, many developers still make mistakes with it. During code reviews, I often see these mistakes made even by experienced people. In this article, I’ll show you how to avoid them through simple and practical examples. <h1>Getting previous value incorrectly</h1> When using setState, you can access the previous state as an argument of callback. Not using it can cause unexpected state updates. We are going to take apart that mistake with a typical Counter example. <a href="https://medium.com/javascript-in-plain-english/5-react-usestate-mistakes-that-will-get-you-fired-b342289debfe">Read More</a>