Thanks for the answer. > multiple times faster than when using Context Oh cool! Do you have some benchmark results for that? Would be awesome to post them in

Thanks for the answer. > multiple times faster than when using Context Oh cool! Do you have some benchmark results for that? Would be awesome to post them in the README if you can. > simpler because you don't have to use Providers at all I think the Provider pattern is part of the functional programming pattern with React, so while I do agree it might be harder to get used to but it underlines the no side-effects affecting the state of a given React components and its children. At scale proper action, reducer pattern is helpful to manage a complicated state tree to still make it functional, easily testable and giving the same end result as a function of state.