On the endless debate of which state to use for your React app, there’s definitely no concrete answer.
As if many libraries weren’t enough, now Context + hooks can provide you with all you need, without even a need to require a 3rd party lib.
Or, you can require a 3rd party lib which will utilize context + hooks…
However a new alternative has come up, which takes a different approach – as we’ll use state anyway, let’s just tie React and the State together as a single package!
Sounds fun? You tell me: