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react-hands
A lightweight, simple and easy to use react state management library purely based on react's built in hooks like useContext and useReducer.
Oh man I have checked out your library and loved it, and I had also made a similar library: https://github.com/javaScriptKampala/react-hands a last month or so, but now all this time I plan to rewrite all of it to better after digging more into the state management land and learning about what other big players are doing and why, one thing I still don't like about existing solutions though, they don't seem react-ish to a react developer, they seem very abstract and follow wired patterns, so now am like what if we make a library that is doing all the crazy things to manage state efficiently under the hood, but on surface behaves and has a similar pattern to useState or react hooks that to a react dev it feels so natural? And checking out your library, it seems it is what I wanted to create just with a few differences, I got some even interesting ideas on this, so how can we team up?
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