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title: "Discussion on \"🚀 Frontend System Design #2: State Management — When to Use Redux, Context, or Server State\" | Hashnode"
description: "Discussion on \"🚀 Frontend System Design #2: State Management — When to Use Redux, Context, or Server State\". 🧠 Introduction\nState management is where most frontend applications start to break.\nAt a small scale, everything works fine:\n\nuseState feels enough\n\nData flows are simple\n\n\nBut as your app grows:\n\nSt"
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# [🚀 Frontend System Design #2: State Management — When to Use Redux, Context, or Server State](https://frontendsystemdesign1.hashnode.dev/frontend-system-design-2-state-management-when-to-use-redux-context-or-server-state?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

🧠 Introduction State management is where most frontend applications start to break. At a small scale, everything works fine: useState feels enough Data flows are simple But as your app grows: St

Apr 1 · 3 min read · frontendsystemdesign1.hashnode.dev  
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