It's totally fine and the preferred way to use services, of course, nonetheless, using context can reduce an necessary code when you just want to pass input to descendant components.
How does it reduce code? I don't see that argument. because a simple service that uses only public properties and be provided and injected isn't more code than this approach AND it stays in the pattern suggested by the framework.
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It's totally fine and the preferred way to use services, of course, nonetheless, using context can reduce an necessary code when you just want to pass input to descendant components.
How does it reduce code? I don't see that argument. because a simple service that uses only public properties and be provided and injected isn't more code than this approach AND it stays in the pattern suggested by the framework.