Why use React State - Creating a Simple Task Manager
React Task Manager A simple, interactive task manager built with Vite and React. This project explores using React state to manage collections of data, emphasizing immutability and efficient UI updates. useState data is stored in the user's RAM - within the browser’s JavaScript engine. React works in tandem with databases. React is great for handling things that are temporary, interactive, or local to the user’s current session. Some examples: UI Toggles; form inputs (prior to submitting to db), optimistic updates (like the "like" button); Filtering and Sorting

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