Summary
In this chapter, we’ve learned about global state and how to manage it. Using the example of limited local state, we’ve discussed why it’s important to have global state in cases where shared data is needed across different components at different levels of the application.
We’ve explored an example using the React Context API and identified when to use it and when to prefer more powerful state management solutions. Next, we looked at two such solutions in the form of Redux and MobX.
In the next chapter, we will discuss server-side rendering and the benefits it can bring to our applications.
