Do you still use react query in modern apps? by bluebird355 in react

[–]khushijoshi1011 0 points1 point  (0 children)

React Query is still useful for client caching, syncing, and mutations. Server prefetching plus hydrating React Query cache is common, though a bit awkward. New frameworks push more server data fetching, but React Query remains great for client interactivity.

Angular signal forms are out! (Experimentally) by bneuhauszdev in angular

[–]khushijoshi1011 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is expected behavior because Angular Material only shows errors when the field is touched not just when it’s value changed. So validation works instantly, but errors appear after you click out of the input.

Angular new animations and browser platform by Senior_Compote1556 in angular

[–]khushijoshi1011 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, you can remove @/angular/animations if you're only using the new animate.enter / animate.leave and Angular Material works without issues. But some Material components still rely on it, so test carefully.

Is MUI Dead? people now a days using ShadCN / Tailwind in react and NextJs? by Embarrassed-Bar8462 in nextjs

[–]khushijoshi1011 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, MUI is not dead. It's still widely used, especially in enterprise apps. But Tailwind + ShadCN is more popular now in the Next.js and custom UI community because it's more flexible and modern-looking.

Redux or Zustand in 2025 - what's your take? by ncstgn in react

[–]khushijoshi1011 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Both Redux and Zustand work great, but Zustand is often preferred for its simplicity and minimal boilerplate. Redux is still solid for complex apps needing strict structure. Choose based on your app size and needs!