#hoc

Hooks are the default way to reuse state and interaction logic, but they do not eliminate a different need: applying ref handling, prop transformations, layout, and presentation rules around an existing rendering target. Starting with an autofocus React HOC and continuing with Cabloy/Zova Behavior examples, this article explains why cross-cutting rendering rules still need to be independently attachable, replaceable, and composable.

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Example of using HOCs with hooks and Context API