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Redux vs Zustand vs Jotai

A side-by-side look at how actively Redux, Zustand and Jotai are developed on GitHub — popularity, contributor base, commit activity and how quickly issues and pull requests move.

What the numbers say

Head-to-head

Snapshot taken 30 September 2026.

MetricRedux
Active
Zustand
Active
Jotai
Active
Stars61k59k21k
Forks15k2.2k724
Contributors1.1k344249
Commits, last 52 weeks197128126
Open issues1021
Open pull requests550
Closed / merged PRs2.7k1.2k1.6k
Watchers1.3k20267
Last push30 Sep 202629 Sep 202629 Sep 2026
Latest releasev5.0.1 (Dec 2023)v5.0.15 (Aug 2026)v3.0.1 (Sep 2026)
Main languageTypeScriptTypeScriptTypeScript
LicenceMITMITMIT
CreatedMay 2015Apr 2019Aug 2020

The wide bar is that repository’s share of the largest value in its own row — half the length means half the number. The thin gauge beneath it is the same row rescaled from its smallest value to its largest, which makes a close gap such as 61k against 59k visible; on that gauge the row’s lowest value always sits at zero however big it is, so read it as a spread and never as a quantity. Bars compare repositories with each other and never one metric against another. Colour identifies the repository, matching the dot beside its name. On the two issue rows a longer bar means more open work, which is usually the opposite of better. The highlighted cell is the highest value in a row. “Active / Slowing / Dormant” is a simple heuristic from how recently code was pushed and open issues per star — a starting point, not a verdict. Stars measure popularity, not quality.

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