🚀 React like a PRO with Singleton Design Pattern 🔁

[@NoobieLearner]

What is the necessary of making getter setter and classes when we can directly condition render component through the prop, I felt puzzled there

[@codingwithlulu]

A Singleton in React is useful when you want just one instance of something, like an authentication service or a connection, across the whole app. Think of it as a "one and only" object that's shared everywhere to avoid duplicates. You'd use it when: Global services like login or API need to be consistent everywhere. Expensive stuff (like a WebSocket) shouldn’t be created more than once. Shared state is needed across different parts of your app without duplicating logic. But in most cases, React’s own tools-like useContext or libraries like Redux-are enough, so only use Singleton if you really need that "one-instance-only" guarantee!

[@rofayel]

I dunno why im watching this video, I have exam tomorrow and i'm not even learning react

[@sexy_audios]

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[@codingwithlulu]

Hope you enjoyed it and hope your exam went well too 😀