@nazmifeeroz nice approach on how to decouple multiple stores with useState, I had a similar approach but instead used reducers in a similar way as Redux.
As you metioned @pazsea , with useState get complicated quickly.
As I was solving similar issues in the past, recently I wrote a tutorial on how to use Context and that code is decoupled with similar structure as Redux you can have a look here: frontendbyte.com/how-to-use-react-...
Of course I would be happy to know if it was helpful too.
Cheers,
Andrea
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@nazmifeeroz nice approach on how to decouple multiple stores with useState, I had a similar approach but instead used reducers in a similar way as Redux.
As you metioned @pazsea , with useState get complicated quickly.
As I was solving similar issues in the past, recently I wrote a tutorial on how to use Context and that code is decoupled with similar structure as Redux you can have a look here: frontendbyte.com/how-to-use-react-...
Of course I would be happy to know if it was helpful too.
Cheers,
Andrea