xstate is the last state management library you will ever need.
xstate leverages state charts to model UI state:
- json-like object to describe states and transitions
- Define functions to execute between transitions (
actions) - Orchestrate async effects with the actor model (
actors) - Powerful typescript support
- Framework agnostic
Course content
The course starts from the classic way of handling state and effects using useState and useEffect. We learn why this model is flawed and what problem it introduces.
We then refactor the same logic using xstate. This allows to understand the state chart model and how to refactor plain react code to use xstate.
The rest of the course will present different example of UI state implemented using xstate. Each module will introduce new features of xstate to show how we can build even complex use cases with ease.
How the course is organized
The course is organized in small self-contained lessons. Each lesson introduces 1 single new concept.