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# [React | Trying out React Context API + Custom Hooks for Global State](https://val-codeops.hashnode.dev/react-trying-out-react-context-api-custom-hooks-for-global-state?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

I've been using React’s Context API to simplify how I manage and share state across components—mainly to avoid prop drilling and keep things cleaner. Thought I’d share how I’ve set it up and what’s been working well for me. ✅ Local context setup (jus...

Jul 19, 2025 · 2 min read · val-codeops.hashnode.dev  
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Front-end developer with a background in Korean language QA and education. Experienced in localisation testing, cross-functional teamwork, and user-focused development. I enjoy crafting intuitive web experiences with React, Next.js, and TypeScript — always learning, always building.

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