What to use and When?
Deciding which one to use depends on multiple factors like the size and complexity of the app. So, use React Context when you have simple state management and your app size is smaller and Redux comes in handy when you have complex state management and the app size is bigger.
What is the use of React Context in React-Redux?
React Context is a feature that React provides us to manage states required in multiple components. Redux is also a state management library and solves the same problem that React Context does but in a different way. In this article, we will see in detail what is react context, why and how to use it, how it is related to and different from react-redux, and then at last we’ll see which one to use and when.
Table of Content
- What is React Context?
- Why to use React Context?
- How to set up React Context?
- How React Context is related to React-Redux?
- What to use and When?
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