Frameworks and their abstractions tend to evolve out of what we find people need to use in the real world when building their applications. Context is generall

Frameworks and their abstractions tend to evolve out of what we find people need to use in the real world when building their applications. Context is generally a pretty powerful thing when used properly, and allows developers to build nice, readable code in more complex applications by extracting some of the complexity elsewhere, while maintaining a conceptually clean model. It's already used in common libraries like React Router, and establishing a first-class API for it seems like a good move in general. And remember – if it's not useful for your particular use case, don't use it!