Revisiting x state x management
summary
Catalogs common state anti‑patterns like updating unmounted components, showing results from stale requests, excessive re-renders and missing pending/cancelable states, then gives concrete fixes: small APIs and hooks that replace fragile useEffect patterns, switch to shared observable state for selective renders, and use cancelable promises with versioning. Demonstrates a new next‑gen React state library that reduces unnecessary state variables, prevents flashes of old state, and measures re-render count to prove the gains.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction
- 6:06State management challenges
- 18:46Solutions and examples
- 27:26Final recommendations
- 30:47Q&A and closing
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