Don't over useState
Read OriginalThis React.js article discusses common misuse of the useState hook, specifically the anti-pattern of storing derived state. It explains how to identify true state versus values that can be computed from existing state or props, using a practical example of fetching and filtering data to demonstrate proper state management.
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