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Mastering React’s Stable Values
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The concept of stable value is a distinctly React term, and especially relevant since the introduction of Functional Components. It refers to values (usually coming from a hook) that have the same value across multiple renders. And they’re immediately confusing. In this post, Colin Gray, Principal Developer at Shopify, walks through some cases where they really matter and how to make sense of them.
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