I put my entire CRUD in one React hook. It felt efficient. Then it wasn’t.

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<p>🎣 The Hook</p> <p>The first 3 lines decide if someone stays .<br /> "I wasted months rewriting the same fetch logic in every React project. One weekend, I built a hook that

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