The default value can be a static value, a function or even an async function.Recoil manages to hit the nail right on the head when it is described as React-ish. Like so:This will give you the ability to access recoil elements anywhere in your application. 33:30. So why do …
It is a state management library currently being used internally at Facebook. It’s sort of reminiscent of the games of the ‘90s; we use a lot of the same kind of thing. People.com
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While I haven't tried it out, it definitely looks interesting. If this wasn't a library from a Facebook guy, we probably would be ignoring it.
No offense to Mark Erikson here in this thread - I can't stand Redux. Said that recoil Is interesting and i will follow its evolution closely as It brings really interesting concepts for high-performance heavy-duty UIRecoil is very simple to use and feels like it is included in the React core.
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Nice article Alex.
You can watch here as Dave McCabe, breaks down the new library and it's features. Plus, it's Typescript supported!! Cheers.I dunno. There isn’t a need to learn new design patterns or set up extensive boiler plates to manage your states.
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So it is no surprise that it seems like new state management libraries pop up seemingly every week.
The man was identified as 48-year-old David Patrick McCabe of Dana Point, Calif., who suffered injuries consistent with blunt force trauma. I am not sure it is offering a lot new to the landscape other than splitting focus again.
He does an excellent job of explaining the types of the problems that the library is trying solve and in the video he demos a neat looking canvas application.
It's looked — and felt — like a whole different world as we've been social distancing and attempting to keep each other safe Over the years, as React applications have gotten larger in scale and scope, managing state globally has become an increasing burden on developers.
Congrats to Dave McCabe and other team members for launching Recoil.js! For me, that's the big issue.