Overview of built-in React Hooks

React provides certain built-in Hooks. We have already learned about the basic Hooks that React provides:

• useState in Chapter 2, Using the State Hook
• useEffect in Chapter 4, Using the Reducer and Effect Hooks
• useContext in Chapter 5, Implementing React Contexts

Additionally, React provides more advanced Hooks, which can be very useful in certain use cases. We already covered the following advanced Hooks:

• useReducer in Chapter 4, Using the Reducer and Effect Hooks
• useActionState in Chapter 7, Using Hooks for Handling Forms
• useFormStatus (not covered yet, but similar to useActionState)
• useOptimistic in Chapter 7, Using Hooks for Handling Forms
• useTransition in Chapter 7, Using Hooks for Handling Forms

However, there are still more advanced Hooks that React provides:

• useRef
• useImperativeHandle
• useId
• useSyncExternalStore
• useDebugValue
• useDeferredValue...