I got tired of application state being split across a dozen tiny systems. One store for...
I got tired of application state being split across a dozen tiny systems.
One store for settings.
One object for UI state.
One event bus for updates.
One validation layer for important values.
Why you probably do not need a global state library and how to structure data in a way that actually scales.
Proven architectural patterns that scale from prototype to production using React, FastAPI, and PostgreSQL.
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I've just published a small npm package called @modyra/core that came out of a very specific pain:...
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A complete beginner's guide to state management in React/Next.js, Vue/Nuxt, Angular, and...
