Every developer knows that the software engineering isn’t just about writing code. It’s about creating efficient, maintainable, and scalable systems. A critical part of that journey, especially in React, is the state management. With numerous tools and libraries available, the choices can often be way too much. Two most common players in this arena are Redux and useContext hook which is native to React. Both offer ways to manage global state, but which is right for your project? Let’s dive in and understand these tools better. Understanding useContext HookAt its heart, useContext is a React hook introduced in version 16.8…