No, render is global in this example. If you need to only render the component wrapping the useState, you have to track the caller (See https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/master/packages/react...)

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... or you can use something like Statium's ViewModel, which is basically a hierarchically linked, locally scoped state container component: https://github.com/riptano/statium

RealWorld example: https://github.com/nohuhu/react-statium-realworld-example-ap...

Sorry... Just... Couldn't... :)

That is interesting, earlier I enabled flash painting in your codepen and it only re-rendered/flashed the specific component that has a value changed. Maybe that was a browser feature (safari) I will look into tracking to understand what you mean.. (or maybe it's a coincidence it works as expected)