Zustand React Typescript Tutorial (vs Easy Peasy)

[@howardgil499]

Sweet. Thanks for contextualizing them against other state management tools

[@yogpanjarale]

0:30 be ready for more :) if you keep same quality

[@punisher013]

fantastic video!! BTW what is the plugin you use to colorize the spaces indentations? Also, what I don't like with easy peasy in that it has no possibility to tune the component re render as redux does with useSelector. Do you know a way to control deeply the rerender through easy peasy? and thanks again for the video

[@bobar92]

Nice video! Have you looked at Jotai and Valtio? They are from the same creator as Zustand, but they take a different approach to handling state. I like Jotai a lot, because of the bottom-up approach, but I haven't used in an App that has to scale, so I am not sure how it would fare in that scenario.

[@rajikkali]

Jotai felt very limiting to me requiring too many utils to do simple things that other libraries do out of the box. Maybe good for a simple app, but not large scale (at least IMO)

[@omarciano42]

how about recoil?

[@abayomioloyinde]

Please can you do a tutorial on best way to use easy-peasy with nextjs

[@vladprodan7010]

Great job!

[@GabrielMartinez-ez9ue]

Great video

[@AnthonyPaulT]

bro, you can't say easy pease is better becuas of the 2 things you listed at the end. I need a sample of a complex app to see what it's better.

[@CodeWithVlad]

Someone has asked something about store splitting but I can't see that person's comment... Since easy peasy is built on top of redux you can split your store with redux techniques. easy-peasy.vercel.app/docs/api/store-config.html#advanced-configuration and redux.js.org/usage/code-splitting

[@eminqasimovdev]

Yeah. I had asked question about code splitting. But it somehow disappeared. Thanks. I will check them.