I usually reach for useState by default, but when the state logic starts feeling a bit tangled—or I’ve got multiple values changing together—I’ve been reaching for useReducer. It’s like a mini state machine right inside your component. ✅ Quick Exampl...
Frontend dev, sharing my journey
Front-end developer with a background in Korean language QA and education. Experienced in localisation testing, cross-functional teamwork, and user-focused development. I enjoy crafting intuitive web experiences with React, Next.js, and TypeScript — always learning, always building.
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