You probably don't need to lift state - Matt Smith
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You probably don't need to lift state - Matt Smith
"Keep state as close as possible to where it's actually used. Lift it when multiple components need it or you need to coordinate behavior between components."
"If only one component cares, keep the state there. This helps reduce prop drilling and makes it easier to follow what's going on."
"Managing state effectively leads to fewer accidental re-renders and a clearer understanding of component interactions."
State management in React should prioritize keeping state close to its usage. Lift state only when multiple components require it or when coordination between components is necessary. This approach minimizes prop drilling, simplifies understanding of component behavior, and reduces accidental re-renders. If only one component is concerned with the state, it is best to maintain that state within that component to enhance clarity and efficiency.
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