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in most cases react query is enough. when you feel the need for a state management library, it usually means your app has highly interactive and interconnected states. at that point it’s better to use something with less boilerplate and fine grain updates like Legend State

Today I learned about Redux🔥 State management made simple with actions, reducers, a central store, and predictable one-way data flow Helps keep app state organized and easier to debug #Redux #React #JavaScript #WebDev #CodeNewbie #LearningInPublic

What's the secret ingredient behind #ReactJS's popularity? It's State! 💡 Learn how React uses it to store changing data & automatically re-render your UI! Oh, & why not give the hands-on demo building the classic Todo App a try? Find it all in @davidadeneye's blog:…

Picking a state management library for a React app used by millions (and why we went with MobX) ✍ @photoroom_app is.gd/xyc2Hm

cheers to my state management career. React context -> Redux -> Hookstate -> Zustand -> Now this

Key Components: Store The store is your app's single source of truth, one instance per app, holding the full state tree. It dispatches actions, runs them through reducers, and notifies subscribers (like components) of changes. Key methods: getState() to read data,…

This is wonderful work Ben. I'd love you to checkout @stunkdotdev by @dev_azeez it's one of the best state management libraries out there and it's framework agonistic

**State management architecture**: - Uses FormContext (React Context) for centralized form state - Manages event data: name, description, location, dates, capacity, questions, payment setup - Integrates with useEventCreation hook for API calls and event creation logic

This is just a portfolio This guy has created three react state management libraries [Zustand, Jotai, Valtio ] Broo I have to think again about my portfolio 😅

This guy dropped a new state management for React

I made a state management library for React. It's called simple store. Goal: make Zustand way simpler ⭐ - Stores are like atom() in Jotai, so types are inferred - You can select nested values, and use *them* as stores too To understand that last point, watch to the end! 👀

React linking up with HTML to learn state management

I don't even have any. I just use state management library that's only hooks based like Zustand

you are not using Tanstack query to its full potential. Zustand shines mostly as application state while react query is great as server/data state manager

YKB bro. For 95% of web cases you don't need a state management library when you already have react-query

state coupling kills performance. seen components re-render 100+ times from global state subscriptions. fix: colocate state near usage, use selectors, memoize expensive work. most issues aren't react being slow - it's treating state like a database

There is no best state management tool. I use Zustand and Redux too but for this case, I decided to use Context API. I just need a couple of states to be global, why install a library for that?

True. My personal rationale for using state management is when I need to share the same state across multiple parts of the app, and simply extracting it as a widget won’t be sufficient.

React state management. Tool, library or any alternative stackoverflow.com/questions/6566… #reactstatemanagement #reactjs

How to convert event handler bindings from class based components to function based components? stackoverflow.com/questions/6457… #reactstatemanagement #reactjs

State not changing correctly after receiving props from HOC stackoverflow.com/questions/6467… #reacthooks #reactstatemanagement #reactjs #javascript

React add and remove a component on button click stackoverflow.com/questions/6596… #reactstatemanagement #reacthooks #reactjs

How to add image src to the state in multi step form in react stackoverflow.com/questions/6172… #setstate #reactjs #reactstatemanagement #reactprops #defaultvalue

React throws too many Re-renders error when props updated in parent component stackoverflow.com/questions/6804… #useeffect #reactstatemanagement #reacthooks #reactjs

React: using state in a passed callback function to a class constructor doesnt use latest version of state stackoverflow.com/questions/6551… #reactstatemanagement #reactjs #reactstate #javascript

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🚀State management is a crucial aspect of building React applications. Two popular solutions for handling state are useContext and Redux Toolkit. 🔍Read More: cutt.ly/twEtehBQ 🔍 #ReactStateManagement #useContext #ReduxToolkit #Copperchips #Reactjs #ReactjsServices

State management in React can be a lifesaver; or a turmoil? I’ve used different approaches, and here’s what I’ve learned- What’s your go-to state management strategy? #Reactstatemanagement #programming #developer

Mastering React State Management with useActionState ow.ly/hOZM50UJzVp #ReactDevelopment #ReactStateManagement

Master advanced state management with lifting state up in React! 🚀 Learn how to manage shared state across components and avoid prop drilling. 💡 #LiftingStateUp #ReactStateManagement #MERNChallenge