My article is more like an example how fetching data from an API works rather then a suggestion to do it like this in this exact case.
Deciding whether or not to put data in a store to share between components is totally up to your special usecase. Sometimes it makes sense, sometimes it doesn't.
For example, I work on a pretty big project right now and I decided to totally get rid of Redux. I only use the React Context API in the rare cases where I need to store data which is shared between components. For example in form handling.
My article is more like an example how fetching data from an API works rather then a suggestion to do it like this in this exact case.
Deciding whether or not to put data in a store to share between components is totally up to your special usecase. Sometimes it makes sense, sometimes it doesn't.
For example, I work on a pretty big project right now and I decided to totally get rid of Redux. I only use the React Context API in the rare cases where I need to store data which is shared between components. For example in form handling.
I see! I'm always open to suggestions and best practices though and you seem to know you're stuff.
Just wanted to understand the thought process.
I'll look up this context api next. Thanks!