Server state and client state: why React apps need two libraries
Server state and client state have different requirements. Why modern React stacks split the job between two libraries instead of one store.
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How to choose state management with a clear head: server state vs client state, cache-invalidation shapes that steer team habits, and what Module Federation changes about the question.
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