How React Works (Part 6)? How State Actually Works: useState from the Inside

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React’s useState stores state on a Fiber hook object, queues updates, and processes them on the next render. Each render starts from the top, recreating values, causing unexpected behavior when multiple setCount calls or synchronous logs are used.
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02/05 16:59 dev.to
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