Kent C. Dodds • 11/5/2021

The State Initializer Pattern

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This article introduces the State Initializer Pattern, a React design pattern that allows component users to control the initial state and reset the component to that state. It explains the concept with code examples, discusses the difference between 'initial' and 'default' prefixes, and addresses edge cases like prop changes after mounting.

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