[satvikpendem]

> hooks + context make all of these libraries pretty much unnecessary for most react apps as they are not that complex

To be fair, context is not a state management tool [0], an article by acemarke, the Redux maintainer. It does work as a dependency injection tool and for many people, that's enough, but it's not a true state management tool.

[0] https://blog.isquaredsoftware.com/2021/01/context-redux-diff...

[bafe]

React context is is just a way to bridge props deep down a component hierarchy. By combining it with an appropriate hook you can almost obtain the effect of a state manager like redux. There are limits to this however; being just a way to pass props it doesn't give you any fine control over reactivity

[satvikpendem]

Yes, that is indeed what the article I linked says.

[rmilejczz]

I did specify hooks + context, not just context. Hooks + context together can be cobbled together into an adequate state management solution for most apps, this article even agrees with me. So not sure what your point is lol