There was/is a state management lib called Mobx that was released years ago and was usually combined with React. It was kind of reactive, very easy to use and fast. It normally only updated the components that was effected by a state change.
It was a bit sad that it didn't get more popular and possibly improved. Some devs liked it but we were a minority compared to those who liked/used Redux.
One strange thing they did was to release a new "version" called Mobx State Tree which was very different. It had a great api but was different and slower.
It was a bit sad that it didn't get more popular and possibly improved. Some devs liked it but we were a minority compared to those who liked/used Redux.
One strange thing they did was to release a new "version" called Mobx State Tree which was very different. It had a great api but was different and slower.