Tag:state-management
All the articles with the tag "state-management".
Understanding Redux
Posted on:July 20, 2023Redux is a state management pattern and library designed to assist developers in implementing complex state management requirements at scale. It was created by Dan Abramov and Andrew Clark at Facebook and has become one of the most loved and, at times, polarizing libraries in the React ecosystem.
Rediscovering Redux. A Modern Perspective on State Management
Posted on:July 19, 2023Let's dive into the world of Redux, a state management library that has stood the test of time. While it may have slipped out of the limelight recently, Redux remains one of the most popular choices for state management, especially in React applications. In this article, we'll explore how Redux works, its key features, and why it continues to be relevant in the ever-evolving landscape of web development.
Leveraging the Power of URL for State Management
Posted on:June 14, 2023Discover the untapped potential of utilizing the URL as a robust state manager in React applications. This article explores real-world examples, derived from a compelling discussion initiated by Lee Rob, showcasing how incorporating URL parameters can simplify state management. From leveraging the Next.js Commerce framework to highlighting search page functionality, the article emphasizes the benefits of URL-based state persistence, global access, and seamless collaboration within development teams. Dive into code snippets and gain insights into the future of URL state management, as developers unlock a powerful yet underappreciated tool in their web development toolkit.