When useEffect runs
Read OriginalThis technical article provides a detailed explanation of the React/Preact useEffect hook, focusing on when it is called. It covers side effects, the dependency array's three states (empty, omitted, or populated), and the purpose of the cleanup function. It serves as a reference for understanding how useEffect synchronizes with state changes in an application.
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