Bye-bye useState & useEffect: Revolutionizing React Development!

Many developers continue to use the useState and useEffect hooks to update states, but I have not been fond of this approach. The issue is that it causes the component to mount, remount, and unmount simultaneously, leading to unexpected behavior. As a result, when logging something into the console, you may see the result repeated three times. <h1>Introducing the useLoaderData Hook:</h1> The <code>useLoaderData</code> hook is a custom hook in React that helps you load data into your component. It simplifies the process of fetching data from an API or performing any asynchronous operation. When you use the <code>useLoaderData</code> hook, you provide it with a function that returns a Promise. This Promise represents an asynchronous operation that will fetch the data you need. Once the Promise resolves, the data becomes available to your component. The <code>useLoaderData</code> hook handles the loading state for you, so you don't need to manually track whether the data is still loading or if it has finished loading. It provides you with a convenient way to access the data and also handles any potential errors that might occur during the data loading process. By using the <code>useLoaderData</code> hook, you can keep your component code clean and organized, separating the data-loading logic from the rest of your component's responsibilities. It allows you to easily fetch and manage data in a more beginner-friendly way. <a href="https://medium.com/@emmanuelodii80/bye-bye-usestate-useeffect-revolutionizing-react-development-d91f95891adb">Click Here</a>