Not who you asked, but: We use useContextSelector to ease context rendering redundantly and to make it clearer what a component uses within a context. It isn’t

Not who you asked, but: We use useContextSelector to ease context rendering redundantly and to make it clearer what a component uses within a context. It isn’t native to react, but it appears it will be in a similar form in the future. It has been a joy to use so far. Having server side state working so seamlessly with the client is a great feature for us.