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Zustand Vs Redux

Redux application difference

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Zustand Vs Redux

Redux application difference

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Simplicity
Zustand
Offers minimal boilerplate and is very easy to set up, making it
ideal for quick and straightforward state management.
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Simplicity

Redux
Requires more boilerplate code, which can make initial setup
more complex but offers a more structured approach to state
management.
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Simplicity
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API
Zustand
Provides an intuitive and minimalistic API, allowing
developers to grasp its concepts and start using it
with minimal effort.

Redux
Has an extensive API with a steeper learning curve,
but it provides powerful tools and patterns for
managing state in larger applications.
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Size
Zustand
Is lightweight, leading to a smaller bundle size
which can be beneficial for performance, especially
in smaller applications.

Redux
Due to its dependencies and additional libraries
often used alongside it, Redux tends to result in a
larger bundle size.
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Selectors
Zustand
Built-in selectors in Zustand make it easy to
manage and access specific parts of the state
without needing additional libraries.

Redux
Efficient selectors in Redux often require external
libraries like Reselect, adding to the complexity but
allowing for highly optimized state access.
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Middleware
Zustand
While Zustand supports middleware, its ecosystem
is less extensive compared to Redux, focusing more
on simplicity.

Redux
Has a very extensive middleware ecosystem, such
as Redux Thunk and Redux Saga, which offers
advanced capabilities for handling side effects and
asynchronous operations.
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