When to useMemo and useCallback
Read OriginalThis article uses a candy dispenser React component example to demonstrate that using useCallback and useMemo isn't always beneficial for performance. It explains that these hooks add their own computational cost and should only be used when the performance optimization outweighs their inherent overhead, challenging common assumptions about inline functions.
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