React forgot to add something.
It is a simple and humble Global state management . I know, Now you are thinking "Why not React context or any others?". The answer is simple. People cannot use something which has less render control and difficult to use, React knows it and that's exactly the reason they say this Thats why Redux still wins. But I really hate boilerplate code. Did RTK solved it? sorry, not for me . And, all other…
Global state management is a simple concept, but many libraries add unnecessary complexity. The author created native-state-react, a single-file library that uses minimal React hooks to make state management straightforward. The library aims to provide predictable and scalable state handling without the boilerplate code found in Redux or Context API.
It offers a more local state feel for developers while maintaining the predictability and scalability of global state management. The library includes optimized rendering, microtask notification batching, and path-targeted subscriptions to reduce unnecessary calculations and improve performance. To use the library, wrap your app with the Root component and utilize the useNativeState hook to read and update global state as if using useState.
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