Managing state has always been a critical aspect of making web applications with React. The most basic way to do this is prop drilling. In prop drilling, you pass props around from the parent component to other components that need it, no matter how deeply nested they are. The problem

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Learn about the React Context API, which simplifies state management and sharing data across components in a React application

React Context API Explained with Examples

Understanding the Need for Context in React

How to Consume Context in React Components

Comparing Context API with Other State Management Solutions

Best Practices for Using Context API in React

<p>Context can also be an issue if not used carefully since it can re-render especially if the context value changes frequently so it’s a good thing you mentioned using useMemo since it memoize context values. That way, you can prevent unnecessary re-renders.</p>


<p>Very informative! Thanks for sharing.</p>
