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Now that's it for this section.

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Now we learned how we can use React context

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in a Next.js application.

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And the simple truth is, there's nothing special to it.

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If you paid close attention, we just used React context,

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as we would use it in any kind of React application.

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There was nothing Next.js specific

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and that's the great thing.

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It just works.

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There's nothing specific we have to do,

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nothing we have to keep in mind,

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we can just get started using React context

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and we can then use it to manage

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some application wide state.

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Here I'm using the Context API,

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We could have also used Redux in a similar way

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that would have also worked.

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And that's the key take away from this section.

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You just use context as you're used to,

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in this case,

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we are using it to have that better user feedback

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when we are signing up for a newsletter

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or when we are submitting a comment.