state-management

Zustand provides a minimalist alternative to Redux with less boilerplate and better TypeScript support. I create stores with create that hold state and actions. Unlike Context, Zustand doesn't cause unnecessary re-renders—components only update when t

SwiftUI revolutionizes iOS development with declarative syntax where you describe what the UI should look like based on state. Views automatically update when state changes using property wrappers like @State, @Binding, and @ObservedObject. The @State

While React Query handles server state, I use Context API for client-side UI state like theme, sidebar visibility, or current user. Each context lives in its own file with a custom hook for consuming it. The context provider wraps the app at a high le

useReducer manages state with reducer patterns like Redux but locally scoped. When state updates depend on previous state or involve multiple sub-values, reducers are clearer than multiple useState calls. The reducer function takes current state and a

React Query eliminates boilerplate for fetching, caching, and syncing server data. Instead of managing loading/error/data states manually with useState, I define queries with useQuery that handle caching, background refetching, and stale data automati