The State of XState
summary
XState announces concrete additions: a createModel helper that yields fully strongly typed context and events so TypeScript users stop duplicating generics, a schema API that types actions (and will extend to guards/services), a new state.can check to know if sending an event will change anything, and deep actor persistence to restore spawned actors from storage. Tooling includes a new visualizer at stately.ai/viz, an editor coming soon, a parser/CLI for static analysis, plus modular v5, higher‑order guards, partial wildcards, and form/router/query libraries.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:32Origins of XState
- 4:07New Features
- 7:47Upcoming Features
- 9:57Improvements
- 13:33Questions
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