A simple state management tool for React developers

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Zustand is a fast and scalable state management solution built by the developers of Jotai and React springs. In this tutorial, readers will learn how to manage states with Zustand for clean code and better data flow in their application. In earlier times, states were managed by passing data down to various applications, but this method became inefficient as the complexity of applications grew.

Zustand: simple, modern state management for React

Storing and accessing arrays in the state

<p>Maybe this article is not the best example - but from I just read it’s not going to scale with much more complex state - you have too many things in one place. And if use case is a simple app then you have much more solutions available to pick from - to me Recoil is a great option</p>
