Altamoon Alternatives

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use-change

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The most minimalistic React state management library on the market with zero dependencies and React.useState-like syntax
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Very simple state management library for React apps
2 projects | /r/javascript | 13 Mar 2023

Hey guys. I'm a freelancer and I jump from one project from another. What I found out is that many developers create their custom state management library that is used at this particular project and has no documentation (it's great if they have comments). Developers are trying to avoid heavy libraries such as Redux and use pure React Context instead with very custom features. The problem is when a new developer appears at a team, he's going to need to figure out your code which is very limited by its features (so you can't use it "this way", only "that way"). use-change may be a good solution if you don't want to pull heavy libraries with extra concepts that you're going to need to understand. It's not popular because I don't really promote it, but it's well-documented and battle-tested (the only open-sourced project that uses use-change for now is https://github.com/finom/altamoon). When I've made it it it was just an experiment for a small project, but today I enjoy using it every day because I need to write less code than I'd do with Redux for example and especially with all those custom React Context app states.