The useEffect hook is a powerful tool for managing side effects in React components, including interactions with local storage.
When using useEffect within a component wrapped in StrictMode, duplicate calls or other inconsistencies may occur.
To avoid duplicate writes to local storage, conditional statements, useRef hook, and careful attention to the dependency array in useEffect can be used.
Using custom hooks or state management libraries like Redux or Zustand can also help in handling local storage interactions more effectively.