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Thank you for contributing! Would you like to demo this in a community call as well? |
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Hey Luise, thank you :)! I’d love to demo the solution during a community call. I’m available starting from the second week of February or later. Please let me know what works best for you! |
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How to Use the useReducer Hook for Managing Complex State in SPFx Projects: Step-by-Step Guide
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This blog demonstrates how to use the React useReducer hook in SPFx projects to better manage complex state. It explains how useReducer compares with useState and highlights the scenarios where useReducer provides a clearer and more maintainable solution for managing state in projects with multiple components or intricate state logic.
The blog also provides sample implementations to help readers understand the step-by-step process of using useReducer in SPFx. These examples aim to make it easier for developers to adopt useReducer and implement better state management in their SPFx web parts.