React being a library at it's core and not having the "restrictions" of a full-blown framework means you're free to couple it with whichever state management library you'd like.
Redux was the de facto choice for a very long time, but people nowadays are mostly shifting towards using something like Zustand or Recoil due to the lower complexity of said libraries compared to Redux
Ultimately it really comes down to personal preference and, as most tips nowadays are highly opinionated, I'd suggest exploring and finding what works best for you and/or your use-case.
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React being a library at it's core and not having the "restrictions" of a full-blown framework means you're free to couple it with whichever state management library you'd like.
Redux was the de facto choice for a very long time, but people nowadays are mostly shifting towards using something like Zustand or Recoil due to the lower complexity of said libraries compared to Redux
Ultimately it really comes down to personal preference and, as most tips nowadays are highly opinionated, I'd suggest exploring and finding what works best for you and/or your use-case.