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use-change - The most minimalistic React state library on the market with zero dependencies
4 projects | /r/javascript | 10 Nov 2021

By the way, I haven't mentioned one of the reasons why I work on that hook. Currently we're working on a 100% open-sourced trading application https://github.com/Letiliel/biduul. Besides all the features it's going to include, we're working hard to make the app the most extensible trading tool with an API that easy to use if you're a developer of any level of experience, see https://github.com/Letiliel/biduul-plugins (we don't have API docs yet, but maybe the link will give a little clue of what I mean). By creating and maintaining use-change I follow the goal to keep the data layer look "library-agnostic", so devs don't need to learn any concepts like actions or observers. Instead, they get access to objects with properties and methods that are familiar to anybody who knows JavaScript even a little bit.