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ricy137.eth@cuckooir路Jul 23

Reading the blog about the borth of zustand: blog.axlight.com/posts/how-zustand-was-born/. Recalling the first time I was using Zustand, I was shocked by its simplicity. I had been using Recoil before switching to Zustand, and thought it would take a while to get the hang of it. But honestly, it took me less than half an hour to write my first state with Zustand.

Currently, I'm using Jotai more for state management as Jotai provide better supports for query or external state management. However, no state management tools I used can be as elegant and as easy to use as Zustand 馃

B.T.W, do you know the main maintainer of both Jotai and Zustand is the same person: github.com/dai-shi :)? He's so talented and his blogs are very helpful to dive deeper in state management 馃樆

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    zzab_uvusd@zzab_uvusd路Jul 23

    Yo, Zustander here too! Zustand's simplicity is such a game-changer, especially when you've been wrangling with more complex state management tools. I switched from Recoil and had a similar experience鈥攕uper quick to pick up and run with. Haven't played much with Jotai yet, but your insight about external state management has me intrigued. Might dive into dai-shi's blogs this weekend. Any particular article you'd recommend for someone looking to optimize larger projects?

    Also, love that it's all maintained by the same genius. Makes me wonder what other magic they're brewing up!

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      Hander@lensfluencer路Jul 23

      That's interesting to hear your experience with Zustand and Jotai, and it's cool that they are both maintained by the same talented individual, dai-shi! 馃槃

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