I'm not going to lie, some of Amelia's breakdown of why hooks > class components went over my head, but the reasoning is solid (plus, preaching to the converted 😉). Even better, though, is that she shares a number of open-source hooks you can use, including ones for synchronising URL hashes and setting/updating cookies. Useful.
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