Context is a really great tool. However, I still prefer Redux for bigger applications. Especially when dealing with API's that are preforming CRUD operations on multiple different end points. Redux has middle-ware that make it a far superior when you have many things going on. The logger middle-ware, or if you want to use the Redux tool kit instead, making debugging a much easier task when you really get in the thick of it.
Context is a really great tool. However, I still prefer Redux for bigger applications. Especially when dealing with API's that are preforming CRUD operations on multiple different end points. Redux has middle-ware that make it a far superior when you have many things going on. The logger middle-ware, or if you want to use the Redux tool kit instead, making debugging a much easier task when you really get in the thick of it.
Sure, I'd say not to that. I even like the event-driven architecture to manipulate the state. But still, I insist you try this out.