I'd prefer to use composition and render-props in this example.
Also I'm wondering why did you name your components function App, is this a typo?
function App
Anyway agree with you that sometimes context API is a fairly good replace of complex state management.
Yeah the example I made was very simplistic and not one you'd use out in the wild but the principle is the same.
The naming of the components was just me writing a quick demo, the code is not production ready, that being said I've updated the function names now.
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I'd prefer to use composition and render-props in this example.
Also I'm wondering why did you name your components
function App, is this a typo?Anyway agree with you that sometimes context API is a fairly good replace of complex state management.
Yeah the example I made was very simplistic and not one you'd use out in the wild but the principle is the same.
The naming of the components was just me writing a quick demo, the code is not production ready, that being said I've updated the function names now.