Introduction:
Explain the purpose and scope of the article, and provide some background information on React, state management, and the challenges of data fetching and caching.
Introduce React Query as a specialized library for managing server state, and describe its main features, such as declarative data fetching, automatic caching, refetching, and invalidation, optimistic updates, and pagination. Provide some code examples to illustrate how to use React Query hooks, such as useQuery, useMutation, and useInfiniteQuery.
Redux:
Introduce Redux as a general-purpose library for managing client state, and describe its main features, such as a single source of truth, immutable updates, predictable state transitions, and middleware. Provide some code examples to illustrate how to use Redux actions, reducers, selectors, and thunks.
Comparison:
Compare and contrast React Query and Redux in terms of their simplicity, performance, flexibility, and community support. Highlight the pros and cons of each library, and provide some criteria to help the reader decide which one to use for their project.
Conclusion:
Summarize the main points of the article, and provide some recommendations and resources for further learning.
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