Why You Should Avoid Using setInterval in React Hooks with Chris, Fullstack Engr at Solve GMBH
Are you directly using setInterval in your React hooks? You might want to rethink that! 🤔
In this quick video, Chris, a Fullstack Engineer at Solve GMBH, dives into the challenges of managing intervals in React. 💡 Did you know that without proper cleanup, these intervals can lead to memory leaks? 😱
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