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Alice: "Hey everyone, thanks for joining. I wanted to kick things off by discussing the new state management library we're considering. I've been looking into Zustand, and it seems like a great lightweight option compared to Redux. The boilerplate is minimal, and the API is really intuitive with its hook-based approach."

Bob: "I agree, I've used Zustand on a side project, and it was a breeze to set up. My only concern is scalability. Redux, for all its complexity, has a very robust ecosystem with middleware and dev tools that are battle-tested for large applications. How does Zustand handle complex async logic or logging?"

Charlie: "That's a valid point, Bob. For async operations, Zustand doesn't have a built-in middleware system like Redux Thunk or Saga, but you can simply use async/await inside your actions. It's much more straightforward. For logging, we could create a simple middleware function ourselves that wraps the 'set' function. I saw a few examples online. The beauty of it is that you only add what you need."

Alice: "Exactly. And the developer experience is fantastic. No more action types, reducers, or dispatch functions to worry about. You just call the functions from your store directly. Plus, the performance is great because it only re-renders components that are subscribed to the specific state slices that changed."

Bob: "Okay, that sounds promising. I'm willing to give it a try on a smaller feature first to see how it feels in our codebase. The reduction in boilerplate is definitely a huge win."

Charlie: "Great! I can put together a small proof-of-concept for the new user profile feature we're starting next sprint. That should give us a good feel for it."

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