diffx VS harlem

I like Vuex because of its strictness and inspection tool. But I have used diffx successfully and it's built on top of @vue/reactive and works with any firework and vanilla. Souch simpler to work with than Vuex. And has its own inspector plugin. https://github.com/jbjorge/diffx

Great, congrats!! Working with Vue is awesome. Faster and lighter than React. I can recommend this lightweight state library instead of Vuex if you want less code bureaucracy: https://github.com/jbjorge/diffx. New project but I know the guy who made it and he's good and responsive. I have tested it and it's really easy going. Build on top of @vue/reactive but has flavors for many frameworks and vanilla js.

Check it out at harlemjs.com or view the demo app.

Truth is, the solution you use doesn't matter as much as how you use it. However, good starting point would be to check out Pinia and Harlem, two most popular state management libraries in Vue 3

In this article I will explain how Harlem leverages the AbortController to create a robust and elegant async cancellation pattern through the use of actions.

I've also written a state management called Harlem which is designed specifically to work well with TypeScript: https://harlemjs.com

HarlemJs

Shameless plug: if you're still wanting a non-Vuex state solution but don't want to write your own, I've written one you can use: Harlem.

From here you can extend Harlem through the use of plugins to include Vue devtools integration, server-side rendering, storage sync, transactions, snapshots and resetting.