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Maybe it's just me, but I've clicked on that not realizing that https://redux.js.org/ and https://redux-toolkit.js.org/ are completely different sites with different sidebar links. If you are new to Redux and don't know that this distinction exists, it may be hard to navigate and understand what's relevant.
This is still a work in progress, part of my crux framework, but I hope to have it all up and running in a month or so. Just a few details to work out.
Has anyone checked out preact’s new signals library? https://github.com/preactjs/signals
Obligatory join the cult of Zustand, comrade
Additionally, the idea that the props.todoAdded() version from connect automatically dispatched when called was always a source of confusion and led to lots of questions. So, Dan Abramov specifically suggested that we drop the idea of auto-binding as we were designing the hooks API to make it more clear what's actually happening, and we did.
To be honest, it's hard. The day job app I work on ( https://github.com/replayio/devtools ) still has a bunch of "setter actions", and I've even written a few of those myself.
also react 18 working group might at some point provide their own version of context selector which works exact same way as use-context-selector: https://github.com/reactwg/react-18/discussions/73
I used https://mobx.js.org s lot. Concepts are a bit different because it is based on observables and your state is mutable, but really small boilerplate, fast and fun to work with
Pullstate. It's a lot like svelte's store.
react-easy-state was very easy.
If you click on that link it actually takes you to https://redux.js.org, which does still take you through the recommended way of doing things, however there is also an "API Reference" link, (among other similar links) in the sidebar that refers to createStore and other older methods of setting up redux. This isn't the only documentation there that is like that either.
Legend-State is good.
Please check this out https://github.com/anduong96/Tiamut
(2) cached network/async calls, which is solved by something like swr or React Query