Agreed. React Context wonderfully handles state that will only ever live locally/"on the client". I don't mind Redux for local state management, but it's a lit

Agreed. React Context wonderfully handles state that will only ever live locally/"on the client". I don't mind Redux for local state management, but it's a little overkill if you aren't using it already to handle API state. Using Apollo on the client side makes me want to pull my hair out though.