Here are some mistakes developers often make when working with Hooks:

• Breaking the Rules of Hooks
  Calling Hooks inside loops, conditions, or nested functions can cause unpredictable behavior.

• Missing dependencies in useEffect
  Forgetting to add all dependencies can cause bugs. Use linters like ESLint with the React Hooks plugin to catch these issues.

• Overusing useMemo and useCallback
  Memoization adds complexity and might harm performance if overused for cheap computations.

• Directly mutating state
  Always return a new copy of objects or arrays when updating state; otherwise, React won't detect changes.

• Misusing useRef to manage state
  useRef changes won't trigger re-renders. Use useState when UI needs to update.

• Not cleaning up effects
  Always return a cleanup function inside useEffect when dealing with subscriptions, timers, or event listeners.

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