After learning the Context API, you need to be careful on setting it up on NextJS, as it's an SSR (server-side rendering) framework. On each page refresh, context state is gone.
So you'd need to set up the context in what's called a special file, pages/_app.js, which you can read about here -> reacttricks.com/sharing-global-dat...
Thanks a lot Sung,
I got a bit clear image what to do next😁, will suerly go for context Api starting from tomorrow before touching NextJs...
Also I am bit good in ReactJS, where I am using Functional Components daily, and from now will look for the reasons to use CC or FC for sure....
Ps: In First comment there was mistake with my Autocorrect in last line..
You're welcome there, Hemant :)
After learning the Context API, you need to be careful on setting it up on NextJS, as it's an SSR (server-side rendering) framework. On each page refresh, context state is gone.
So you'd need to set up the context in what's called a special file,
pages/_app.js, which you can read about here -> reacttricks.com/sharing-global-dat...Yes🤔, will take care of it