I've been able to keep state closer to the component but I'm not sure if that's a great paradigm? Not sure. Maybe I am using hooks incorrectly, but I am making smaller api calls in the component than at a HOC and being able to reuse that data like when using redux. Is that good? Also, having trouble figuring out using hooks to its highest ability. Right now, it's nice to useState instead of having to care about this.state or this.setState or this in general but how to design components truly reusable. I saw a good example with an infinteScroll example hook but thinking about it on my own is difficult.
There are also no best practices (I think) so refactoring class components to functional, I don't know the benefits aside of it being more modular
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I've been able to keep state closer to the component but I'm not sure if that's a great paradigm? Not sure. Maybe I am using hooks incorrectly, but I am making smaller api calls in the component than at a HOC and being able to reuse that data like when using redux. Is that good? Also, having trouble figuring out using hooks to its highest ability. Right now, it's nice to
useStateinstead of having to care about this.state or this.setState orthisin general but how to design components truly reusable. I saw a good example with an infinteScroll example hook but thinking about it on my own is difficult.There are also no best practices (I think) so refactoring class components to functional, I don't know the benefits aside of it being more modular