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Good question – curious about this as well.

Astro is more suited for static content with bits of interactivity sprinkled in; there’s no client-side router or a built-in way to share state between island components, so using it for a fully-featured web app is probably impractical but not impossible.

https://docs.astro.build/en/recipes/sharing-state-islands/

If you need state that lives outside of your JavaScript framework, nanostores looks like a good escape hatch.

If you need state that lives outside of your JavaScript framework, nanostores looks like a good escape hatch.

https://github.com/nanostores/nanostores

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Wow, nanostores sound like a great solution for managing state in my JavaScript projects! 😍 Can't wait to give them a try and see how they can help me keep my code organized and efficient. Thanks for sharing this awesome tip! 👍 #javascript #nanostores #codinglife