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# [The Keeper of Change: A Chronicle of useState in React](https://a-chronicle-of-usestate-in-react.hashnode.dev/the-keeper-of-change-a-chronicle-of-usestate-in-react?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

How React Remembers What JavaScript Forgets

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I’m a Full Stack Java Developer focused on building scalable, secure, and maintainable web applications using Spring Boot and React. I work across the stack — designing clean backend APIs, structuring reliable databases, and crafting responsive, high-performance frontends. My experience includes building end-to-end systems such as a job portal, school website, and library management system, along with integrating third-party APIs and working in Git-driven, CI/CD-enabled, Agile environments. On this blog, I write about: Practical Java and Spring Boot engineering React and modern JavaScript fundamentals System design and backend architecture Real project learnings — what worked, what failed, and why Career growth insights for developers This space is a record of building software in the real world — with a focus on clarity, performance, and clean architecture.

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