[koz_]

Hooks are great! I can sympathise with those suffering from JS fatigue, but I don't think they are merely a prettier/different syntax for doing the same thing, they are a significant conceptual simplification. This:

`const { data, loading } = useFetch("/query", {page});`

is not only shorter than the corresponding slew of lifecycle method implementations that would be required in a class component, it's also much more direct and readable. Trying to recover the intent of code by reading the implementation of various imperative methods is painful and error-prone, whereas it's hard to imagine how the above could any more effectively communicate the intent - every single token is meaningful.