It uses promises, which makes it a non-starter for me. Promises can’t be cancelled, so there’s no way to abort pending API requests when they’re no longer needed.
Recoil looks like it’s made for non-trivial apps. It’s very promising (pun not intended) in many ways. It just needs to be a better fit with respect to async.
I prefer Bacon.js over RxJS because it’s more expressive, less verbose, and uses hot observables instead of cold. I created react-baconjs to use it with React.
You could also use Bacon.js with Redux Observable as there’s some interop with standard(ish) observables.
I’d be interested to see how observables could be used with Recoil.
It uses promises, which makes it a non-starter for me. Promises can’t be cancelled, so there’s no way to abort pending API requests when they’re no longer needed.
Yes. Totally!
But if the application is tiny, this can be handy!
Recoil looks like it’s made for non-trivial apps. It’s very promising (pun not intended) in many ways. It just needs to be a better fit with respect to async.
It’s a pity
Observableisn’t yet standardized.It's recently launched, so there is plenty of room for improvement. What library you suggest based on Observables?
There’s Redux Observable by Netflix.
I prefer Bacon.js over RxJS because it’s more expressive, less verbose, and uses hot observables instead of cold. I created react-baconjs to use it with React.
You could also use Bacon.js with Redux Observable as there’s some interop with standard(ish) observables.
I’d be interested to see how observables could be used with Recoil.
I will surely try this. Thanks a lot sir!