nholden's comments

"Class methods and useEffect are both things you could do another way or might not be advisable for particular circumstances" isn't a title that rolls off the tongue quite as nicely. ;-)

When I see useEffect, a little alarm goes off in my head telling me that it's worth exploring alternatives. I was hoping to give folks that same instinct for class methods. Didn't intend to imply that they performed similar functions, sorry if that's how you received it!

Wow, TIL! Thanks for sharing.