#439 – January 14, 2024
use-context-selector is a preferred way to prevent re-renders when using contexts
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use-context-selector is my preferred way to prevent re-renders when using React contexts. But some future React updates provide a better alternative using only React.use and React.useMemo. Follow along as I learn a powerful lesson in my unsuccessfully attempt to prove Dan Abramov wrong.
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