Hey Robert, thanks so much for sharing. Nice stuff here, watching the video now. I am looking at better/different state management for my product so this will help in brainstorming. Sumit
Try using easy-peasy state management library: - easy-peasy.now.sh/
Zustand is my go-to state management library now. github.com/react-spring/zustand
You'd create a custom hook and the states shared unlike built-in react hooks. No context, no boiler plates, async handled automatically, and supports Redux devtools (but no, it's not Redux based).
You're welcome!
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Hey Robert, thanks so much for sharing. Nice stuff here, watching the video now. I am looking at better/different state management for my product so this will help in brainstorming.
Sumit
Try using easy-peasy state management library: - easy-peasy.now.sh/
Zustand is my go-to state management library now.
github.com/react-spring/zustand
You'd create a custom hook and the states shared unlike built-in react hooks.
No context, no boiler plates, async handled automatically, and supports Redux devtools (but no, it's not Redux based).
You're welcome!