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The web has never been so fast, yet never swallowed so many megabytes. The way out isn't speeding up delivery, but deferring what doesn't matter now.

Every tutorial shows the happy path. The real work starts when you split stores, add middleware, and try to keep TanStack Query keys honest.

You set width: 200px. It works... until it becomes min-width, max-width and some unreadable calc(). What if the content called the ideal size?

How combining Zustand for client state and TanStack Query for server state eliminates Redux boilerplate and creates a cleaner, more scalable React architecture.

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