State.js looks simple — just HTML attributes — but it introduces a new mental model for building UI:
HTML holds the data.
CSS reacts to the data.
State.js keeps them in sync.
If you’re used to React, Vue, or Svelte, this feels strange at first.
State.js looks simple — just HTML attributes — but it introduces a new mental model for building...
State.js looks simple — just HTML attributes — but it introduces a new mental model for building UI:
HTML holds the data.
CSS reacts to the data.
State.js keeps them in sync.
If you’re used to React, Vue, or Svelte, this feels strange at first.

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