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Handling asynchronous operations in state management requires careful consideration to ensure a smooth user experience and maintain application stability. Here are several strategies to effectively manage async operations in state management:

Explicit State Management

When dealing with asynchronous operations, it’s crucial to explicitly manage loading and error states[2]. This approach involves:

By managing these states explicitly, you can provide appropriate feedback to users and prevent UI glitches[2].

Optimistic Updates

To improve user experience, implement optimistic updates using hooks like useOptimistic in React[4]. This approach updates the UI immediately while the async operation is in progress, providing a more responsive feel to the application.

Batching and Debouncing

For scenarios with frequent mutations, implement update batching and debouncing techniques[1]. This can significantly reduce network requests and state updates, improving overall performance.

ConfigureAwait for Performance

When working with asynchronous methods, use ConfigureAwait(false) where possible to avoid unnecessary context switches and potential deadlocks[5]. This is particularly important in larger applications where many small parts of async methods might be using the same context.

By implementing these strategies, you can create a robust and efficient system for handling asynchronous operations in your state management, leading to better performance and user experience.

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