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heya, I’ve been away from react for a couple years
Hooks had just come out and no-one really knew how to do a global state well especially in a way that would work with concurrent mode
I was wondering if anyone knew what best practice was these days
I love the re-frame kind of approach, but prefer to use a hooks-based / helix system.
and also not really something that has been an issue yet because concurrent mode hasn't landed
the next major version, React 18, does have opt-in concurrent features and there are some changes that global state management libraries will need to make
I've been posting about it here: https://clojurians.slack.com/archives/C012GLC2SAZ/p1630159314003500
ah interesting
I’d be interested to hear what you’d recommend for a new project starting now
for things that require global state like i.e. navigation, data fetching, use a library