State management in React applications has evolved a lot in recent years, especially with the advancement of functional state and the introduction of hooks.  Developers have more flexibility and state management has generally become simpler. But as applications grow, they become more complex to manage – and you may

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Learn about Zustand and useState as tools for managing state in React. Zustand offers more centralized global state management, while useState is simpler for local component state. Consider factors like state complexity, speed, team skills, app growth, and community support when choosing between them.

Zustand vs useState – How to Manage State in React Apps

How to Use useState() for State Management

How to Use the Zustand Library for State Management

I see lot of devs are having a “REDUX ONLY” attitude. Don’t have nothing against Redux, but it’s often an overkill for some simple things.
Zustand from the other hand is such an easy tool to use, created to solve simple problems.
Thanks for the article!

Really like zustand - if I start a new project based on complexity I choose:
jotai &gt; zustand &gt; redux

Nice post. I really like Zustand.
It’s very easy to manage states.

Zustand is great. But Zustand vs useState is a little bit weird