The Compound Components Pattern allows you to create a collection of component that implicitly share state and behavior without the need to pass props down the component tree
This pattern is used to create a component that can be used as a partial component in other components. This pattern is useful when you have a component that is used in multiple places in your application, and you want to avoid duplicating the code for that component.
When building reusable React components, one challenge developers often face is balancing flexibility with simplicity. For example, how do you provide sensible defaults while still allowing the consumers of your component to customize its behavior? The solution lies in leveraging default props effectively. In this article, we’ll discuss how to implement default props in React components to make them adaptable and user-friendly without compromising flexibility.
