Limit React re-renders with Zustand store selectors
Use Zustand's useStore selector so components re-render only when the state slice they read actually changes.
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Use Zustand's useStore selector so components re-render only when the state slice they read actually changes.
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The goal is to adopt zustand feature by feature in a small React app while legacy Redux or context state remains in place, without causing avoidable re-renders during the migration. Zustand compares the result of each useStore selector with Object.is by default. If a selector returns a new object or array reference on every evaluation, components can re-rend