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Zustand 5 is too good. #2789

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enricoros opened this issue Oct 14, 2024 · 7 comments
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Zustand 5 is too good. #2789

enricoros opened this issue Oct 14, 2024 · 7 comments

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@enricoros
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Saying this is a piece of art is an understatement - this library is in the upper echelon with things like Zod, tRPC or even Typescript itself or linters. Thank you Poimandres, @dai-shi .

I ported my app to 5.0 (clean, without use-sync-external-store), and couldn't be happier of the results.

  • in particular removing the cause of 'recursion' errors (if you know you know) has added stability to states and made the app faster and more resilient, and proved a great investment for UX!

I couldn't find a way to comment on the release itself, so here is to you!
🎊 Congrats to the Zustand team!!! 🥇

(and you can safely close this ticket :)

@dai-shi
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dai-shi commented Oct 14, 2024

So nice to hear that! (Let's keep this open for a while.)

@sagarpanchal
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sagarpanchal commented Oct 16, 2024

@dai-shi My comment could be off-topic.

Initially, I believed that zustand was React specific because the create returned a hook.
But zustand is very good with vanilla JavaScript. The ability to create stores using createStore and use with React or just JavaScript and DOM is outstanding. I am used to a pattern where I create stateful services (like sdk) for front-end that would return store, actions and selectors and they could be paired with JS or React. Subscriptions also helped me avoid using useEffect when UI is not a concern with the effect.

@lemondreamtobe
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Saying this is a piece of art is an understatement - this library is in the upper echelon with things like Zod, tRPC or even Typescript itself or linters. Thank you Poimandres, @dai-shi .

I ported my app to 5.0 (clean, without use-sync-external-store), and couldn't be happier of the results.

  • in particular removing the cause of 'recursion' errors (if you know you know) has added stability to states and made the app faster and more resilient, and proved a great investment for UX!

I couldn't find a way to comment on the release itself, so here is to you! 🎊 Congrats to the Zustand team!!! 🥇

(and you can safely close this ticket :)

absolutely agree!.I think zustand is the most perfect store library for React.~ I love it!

@csvan
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csvan commented Nov 7, 2024

Indeed, thank you so much for this lib <3

@rg-lahcene
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I will screenshot this issue in my ADR for choosing zustand as state managment library :D

@Sharqiewicz
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❤️

@zxkws
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zxkws commented Dec 3, 2024

Saying this is a piece of art is an understatement - this library is in the upper echelon with things like Zod, tRPC or even Typescript itself or linters. Thank you Poimandres, @dai-shi .
I ported my app to 5.0 (clean, without use-sync-external-store), and couldn't be happier of the results.

  • in particular removing the cause of 'recursion' errors (if you know you know) has added stability to states and made the app faster and more resilient, and proved a great investment for UX!

I couldn't find a way to comment on the release itself, so here is to you! 🎊 Congrats to the Zustand team!!! 🥇
(and you can safely close this ticket :)

absolutely agree!.I think zustand is the most perfect store library for React.~ I love it!

Me too!

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