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❌ Avoid using objects as dependencies in React.useEffect() ✅ Instead use the primitive keys

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skylerdj👻vor 1 Jahr

or be toxic and wrap the object with `JSON.stringify()`

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Gustavo AL.vor 1 Jahr

Good advice, but in this case you might not need an useEffect. Like this article of official documentation said, a useEffect is to synchronize external state (API, storage, DOM) with internal state of React.

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Mohammad, the Dev one.vor 1 Jahr

Here,understanding the concept of passed by value and passed by reference shines. When we put an passed by reference item into the dependency array, it makes the useEffect to re-run on reach re-render. Good point 👍

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Alejandrovor 1 Jahr

if you use const {userId} = params everything should be the same no?

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Ethan_AI Marketer for 𝕏vor 1 Jahr

Have you tried using primitive keys in your useEffect dependencies? It can really help avoid unnecessary re-renders. I’ve seen it make a big difference in performance.

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