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Lorenz Weiß
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Feb 14, 2021 ⋅ 7 min read

Managing React state with Zustand

Lorenz Weiß Hi, I'm Lorenz, a frontend-focused web developer. I'm in love with the internet and its people and interested in everything related to it.

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3 Replies to "Managing React state with Zustand"

  1. Hello, would it be possible to create a blog post about zustand maybe implementing some authentication work flow maybe with next.js and localstorage presistance?

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