React state management in a GraphQL era
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Argues that GraphQL with Apollo often replaces external stores for server data while UI still uses local setState for ephemeral state; shows concrete patterns for coexisting Apollo and Redux/MobX and when each adds value. Demos include queries, mutations and Apollo cache usage, notes server side rendering with Next.js works, and recommends specific form libraries for nested forms. Compares performance and complexity tradeoffs with numbers and real code examples.
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