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do people still use redux-like state-management frameworks? any favs? i've heard good things about mobx-state-tree https://mobx-state-tree.js.org/intro/welcome
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i started lifting as much as possible to URL params and keeping everything else local state
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I usually avoid all state management and then lean off of react-query and context whenever possible. if I still really need then I reach for zustand. It’s a good lightweight alternative.
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been hearing good things about XState
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I use zustand which isn’t opinionated about flux but I use it with flux opinions as if it were redux
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zustand seems to be the default choice nowadays
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I'm still using Redux-like for iOS Currently using The Composable Architecture https://github.com/pointfreeco/swift-composable-architecture Heard great things about MobX too!
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Legend state v3. Period. Effortless local first sync state que tanstack query and other plugins integrations.
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