No Wonder why Zustand is Popular as Client-Side State Management libary

I tested Zustand state management library in React these days. It was way less boilerplate code than Redux Toolkit, which is also a state management lib in React. If you've ever felt bogged down by the boilerplate required to get a simple global state working in Redux Toolkit (RTK), you aren't alone. In Redux Toolkit , even a simple state change requires a fair amount of "ceremony." To get things running, you typically have to: Create a Slice (defining initial state and reducers). Configure the Store. Wrap your application in a Provider to grant child components access. Use multiple hooks (useDispatch and useSelector) just to interact with that state. While RTK is powerful, this flow can feel like a lot of heavy lifting for smaller or medium-sized features. In Zustand , I have to write only the store hook for state and functions ( which is like a reducer function in RTK) and directly use that hook in the component. The component directly applies state changes using that store hook, whi