Short story: When a close-knit JS App family needed rescue from an unruly State butler

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Describes state management for a large-scale JavaScript application that hosts multiple embedded child apps, focusing on creating a shared pipeline to record and notify state/view changes between parent and children. Covers how child apps can both run in isolation and respond to parent-driven events, and addresses interoperability when child apps are not built with ReactJS.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:35Varsha Saha
3. 0:47Use Case
4. 1:53Capabilities of the platform
5. 7:34Problems with large apps
6. 8:55The Power of Redux

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