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Top comments (7)
I've been looking into this lately! You might like react-sweet-state:
Getting started with state management using react-sweet-state
Emma Goto π γ» Jul 3 γ» 5 min read
Recoil is an up and coming one too:
Redux vs Recoil: which should you use?
Emma Goto π γ» Jul 10 γ» 3 min read
Redux is still pretty cool though - have you checked out the Redux Toolkit? It simplifies the setup for you a bit.
Thanks for the info π
I'd consider lifing your state with XState combined with good ole' React Context! If you have no clue what state machines are, this podcast is a great introduction to it π
Thanks for resources
Mobx, overmind, immer
I use none for my side project :l plain old SSR pages. And some vanilla JS. Has a better ROI comparatively to my other projects.
React-Recoil