Good post! I agree that a react state management can be complicated. To make it easier, you can use an approach the smart/dumb component, where about state know only smart components.
For myself i find that the less state in the app, the more comprehensible the code will be. Is it cool when you state in one place and not spread at all app, for this case i prefer Akita. It is more convenient, OOP-like state management, you can read about this here.
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Good post! I agree that a react state management can be complicated. To make it easier, you can use an approach the smart/dumb component, where about state know only smart components.
For myself i find that the less state in the app, the more comprehensible the code will be. Is it cool when you state in one place and not spread at all app, for this case i prefer Akita. It is more convenient, OOP-like state management, you can read about this here.