Press Space to continue
Framework-provided hooks should replace direct useEffect access
Press Space to continue
“[our internal framework] actually bans useEffect outright and only exposes it indirectly through framework-provided hooks. Highly recommend setting something like that up for yourself!” - Lauren, core contributor to React Compiler
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