Stop Using State for React Forms, There is a Much Better Way!

Hello Julius, I appreciate your feedback. I experimented with using `ref` for storing input values to avoid triggering re-renders upon input changes. However, one drawback I encountered with this approach is that as the number of input fields grows, we're required to create additional `refs` and extracting values from them using `ref.current` can make the code less readable.

Hi hacker. In this approach also, you can make validation and show validation errors. For example, you can pass the `body` object in the above example to any form validation libraries like `Yup` and validate them and get the errors. Then you can display the error messages using state variables.

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