For remote state, you can always use fetch or websocket.
A useful approach is to create a store that is backed with a remote API. So whenever the store changes, you push the changes to the remote API and vice versa.
Here's an example of an HTTP REST store that manages a singleton: gist.github.com/joshnuss/e4c4a4965...
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For remote state, you can always use fetch or websocket.
A useful approach is to create a store that is backed with a remote API. So whenever the store changes, you push the changes to the remote API and vice versa.
Here's an example of an HTTP REST store that manages a singleton:
gist.github.com/joshnuss/e4c4a4965...