I would say learn Redux and Context. Redux is the most popular and has lots of resources and examples (though not all of them are the best). Context is the native way to handle state. It has the advantage of not polluting your modules with extra packages and fits lots of base use cases.
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I would say learn Redux and Context. Redux is the most popular and has lots of resources and examples (though not all of them are the best). Context is the native way to handle state. It has the advantage of not polluting your modules with extra packages and fits lots of base use cases.