What about reactn : github.com/CharlesStover/reactn ?
There is an article which was written by the author in this site, from which I was interested in using it : dev.to/charlesstover/manage-global...
Well, I have been using it for managing global state in my last project. It worked as expected. For local state, I simply used React traditional way, i.e setState.
Article: Introducing XXXXX. Can you suggest how to make it even easier?
Guy A: I like YYYY. Easiest I've encountered.
Guy B: Try ZZZZ it is even easier.
Guy C: The WWWW is amazing.
Guy D: Have you tried VVVVV?
Guy E: I also created a library UUUUU check it out...
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I like easy-peasy. Truly is the easiest react state management I've encountered. Uses redux under the hood so existing dev-tools work great.
github.com/ctrlplusb/easy-peasy
Try Recoil it is even easier
What about reactn : github.com/CharlesStover/reactn ?
There is an article which was written by the author in this site, from which I was interested in using it : dev.to/charlesstover/manage-global...
Well, I have been using it for managing global state in my last project. It worked as expected. For local state, I simply used React traditional way, i.e setState.
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Article: Introducing XXXXX. Can you suggest how to make it even easier?
Guy A: I like YYYY. Easiest I've encountered.
Guy B: Try ZZZZ it is even easier.
Guy C: The WWWW is amazing.
Guy D: Have you tried VVVVV?
Guy E: I also created a library UUUUU check it out...
You're a funny bunch!