Josh Comeau • 2/24/2020

Persisting React State in localStorage

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This article provides a detailed guide on building a custom React hook called 'useStickyState' that synchronizes React component state with the browser's localStorage. It explains the implementation, covers lazy initialization, and addresses challenges like server-side rendering (SSR) to create persistent user preferences, such as a calendar view or form settings.

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