Jonathan Simon @jsimon.dev · Dec 31
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If we map this directly to Flutter's internal architecture, it fits perfectly: 1️⃣ The Context: It represents the Element (accessed via BuildContext). It persists in the tree. 2️⃣ The Strategy: It represents the Widget. It is the immutable configuration of "how" something should behave or look.

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Jonathan Simon · Dec 31

The Element (Context) acts as a generic container, it doesn't know how to paint or layout on its own. In every build() method, we (the Client) pass a NEW "Strategy" (a new Widget) to the Context. "Here Element, this is your new configuration. Run it."