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Back to React Fundamentals: useEffect, useState, useMemo, useCallback, useReducer

DEV Community·kensaadi·23 days ago
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Updated for React 19.2 (2025) Over the last few years, the React ecosystem has become increasingly complex. Server Components, compilers, signals, state managers, meta-frameworks, cache layers, streaming, optimistic UI. But while everyone is chasing the next big thing, many real-world React problems still come from the same places: poorly used useEffect misunderstood dependencies unnecessary re-renders premature memoization oversized components badly distributed state This article is a return to fundamentals. Not theoretical concepts, but the things that truly matter when building scalable and maintainable React applications. Latest: React 19.2 Release (October 2025) Concurrent rendering was introduced in React 18 via createRoot , not React 19.…

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