How does react context help improve your code?

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[movntn]

As a total noob to react, I really appreciate you taking the time to show all of the details! This stuff is so helpful 🙌

[unalinanli]

A use case i find it very useful in, is for the creating and displaying of toaster / alert popups. You can create a top level container for your toasters / alerts and dispatch an action to display from anywhere. Can easily be done for Modals via hooks too.

[ToddDunning]

Very well explained, the theory laid out first, then full code and console examples....perfect.

[WhyAreThereHandlesNow]

Holy. I've been trying to learn this hook and you explained it in such a simple way. Thank you for sharing knowledge!

[jhoco]

Could you make a video sometime going over setup and simple crud with the t3 stack again sometime? There seems to have been some structural changes that changed a few things that a beginner like me has trouble navigating through

[tounsoo]

I believe it is suggested that provider is applied for individual usages as much as possible because of that reason.

[Ebiko]

I found myself massively overusing useContext in like every possible moment.
I don't think that's good, but I like it.

But as you said, it's usually not good to store large or fast changing states there.
So, since I am at this issue, overusing big contexts for data storage,
What would be a good alternative ?

[SahraClayton]

great vid, near the end of the video you said it can rerender the app down, how would you avoid all renders of child components when using Context

[dualwan]

how does react useReducer help improve your code?

[rytispleckauskas]

Dude, was it so hard to make new file for context, and don't mess with the main file and make it so confusing? 🤷