The new wave of React state management
For me the issue of state management mostly went away after starting to use React Query. It turned out that the most problematic state was server-side state for me, which is handled very well by libraries built for that purpose.The state that remains is often simple enough that plain old React state management with useState/useReducer is sufficient. A lot of state can be local, and local state is easy to handle with the built-in tools of React. And global state is only really an issue if it changes often. For mostly static state like information about the current user, theme or UI settings and similar kinds of state using React Context works perfectly fine.Of course this depends heavily on the kind of web application you write, if your application is closer to Photoshop in the browser than a simple CRUD app you probably can make good use of more complex state management libraries.