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title: "Comment by Lavadera Ruttinger on \"Building Your Own React State Management: A Deep Dive into Custom Stores\" | Hashnode"
description: "Great deep dive! One complementary tip: when designing your custom solution, always separate your state update logic from your component logic. This not only ma"
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Comment [Building Your Own React State Management: A Deep Dive into Custom Stores](https://hashnode.com/posts/building-your-own-react-state-management-a-deep-dive-into-custom-stores/67d5695e0e62b5c8b6baf75a)

[Lavadera Ruttinger](https://hashnode.com/@ruttinger)

[Apr 8](https://hashnode.com/posts/building-your-own-react-state-management-a-deep-dive-into-custom-stores/67d5695e0e62b5c8b6baf75a/comment/69d685cb708e418c5130701d)

Great deep dive! One complementary tip: when designing your custom solution, always separate your state update logic from your component logic. This not only makes it testable in isolation but also mirrors the strengths of the libraries you mentioned.