While this is kinda weird, I didn't find the dependence on the order of the hooks problematic. The most natural way to use hooks is also the correct one, at lea

While this is kinda weird, I didn't find the dependence on the order of the hooks problematic. The most natural way to use hooks is also the correct one, at least for me. What is a bit tricky is useEffect, but I found that in many cases I either didn't actually need it, or I can use libraries for common tasks that hide the more complex parts. Using react query for data fetching simplified those parts considerably, and I never have to write a useEffect to fetch data from the server.