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Part 6 — State Management in React: Context, Reducer, and Redux
Completed 6 episodes ~ 19 min total read

Part 6 — State Management in React: Context, Reducer, and Redux

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  1. 1

    Part 6.1 — Understanding State Boundaries: Local, Shared, and Global

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    Most React state problems aren’t technical—they’re architectural. This post teaches you how to place state correctly so your app stays simple, fast, and maintainable.

    Published Jan 8, 2026 • 3 min read
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    Part 6.2 — Context API Done Right: Providers, Consumers & Performance

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    React Context is powerful, but easy to misuse. This post shows how to design Context providers that stay fast, readable, and maintainable in real apps.

    Published Jan 8, 2026 • 3 min read
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    Part 6.3 — useReducer for Complex State Transitions

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    When state stops being simple values and starts behaving like a system, useReducer gives you structure, predictability, and clarity.

    Published Jan 8, 2026 • 3 min read
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    Part 6.4 — Combining Context + useReducer for App-Level State

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    Context provides access. Reducers provide structure. Together, they form a powerful, lightweight architecture for managing app-level state in React.

    Published Jan 8, 2026 • 3 min read
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    Part 6.5 — Introducing Redux Toolkit the Right Way

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    Redux isn’t the default anymore—but when your app needs it, Redux Toolkit is the cleanest, safest way to introduce global state at scale.

    Published Jan 8, 2026 • 3 min read
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    Part 6.6 — Async State, Side Effects & Server State Boundaries

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    Most React state bugs come from mixing UI state with server state. This post teaches you how to draw a hard line between them—and why that line matters.

    Published Jan 8, 2026 • 4 min read