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Mar 21, 2025 ⋅ 10 min read

How to manage JavaScript closures in React

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One Reply to "How to manage JavaScript closures in React"

  1. Nice explanation.. usually we’ll show loader so, user can’t do any action after they initiated a process.

    But when we have less control over the element or tackle state updates on re-render, then we should definitely try this approach. Nice learning, thanks🙏

    Thanks
    Anto Rex

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