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What's New in StateAdapt 2.0.0: adapt rework
1 project | dev.to | 5 Nov 2023

Three weeks ago, StateAdapt released a new major version.
How to refactor to reactivity
1 project | dev.to | 21 Nov 2022

This is StateAdapt syntax by the way. interval becomes available as an observable on the store that uses pausedAdapter. Here's that store:
62% less code: NGXS vs StateAdapt 1. Angular Ionic Movies
2 projects | dev.to | 8 Nov 2022

StateAdapt is pretty much the complete opposite of NGXS. In fact, it was an NGXS project that first inspired it, and the original prototype was written in an NGXS state file. With a philosophy of “progressive reactivity”, the idea is that your code should always be as close to 100% declarative as possible, even if you have to bend your mind a little at first. But as you work at it, thinking reactively gets more and more as easy as thinking imperatively, and the benefits of reducing spaghetti code will pay massive dividends in the long run.
RxAngular vs StateAdapt: Todo MVC
2 projects | dev.to | 25 Oct 2022

RxAngular is still currently my top pick for state management in Angular. StateAdapt is still a work in progress. I need to apply it to many more projects before I can have the confidence to release version 1.0. If you think it has potential, I'd appreciate a star, and I'd love for you to try it out and share your thoughts.
Is Qwik + RxJS actually possible?
1 project | dev.to | 21 Sep 2022

Eventually I'll try to get Redux Devtools involved too, which I'll implement in StateAdapt.
Choosing a State Management Library for Progressive Reactivity in Angular
1 project | dev.to | 10 Aug 2022

I created StateAdapt to be the perfect solution for progressive reactivity, but it is not ready for production. I couldn't have it ready for production before writing this, because I used this article series to guide my thinking for the syntax.
Complex Changes and Derived State—Progressive Reactivity in Angular
1 project | dev.to | 7 Jul 2022

Full disclosure: I created a state management library called StateAdapt, and I have been updating its syntax as I've been writing these articles. The actual reason for these articles is to guide my thinking during the process. So, in the end, if you agree with the premises in the intro of this series, StateAdapt will probably have your favorite syntax. However, with only 21 stars on GitHub as of July 2022, it is definitively in the category of "hobby projects", so I do not recommend using it. And since I can't recommend using it, I will put a serious effort into classifying the various mainstream options at the end of this series, so you know what the best options are for various scenarios, assuming you're interested in achieving progressive reactivity in your own project while avoiding syntactic dead ends.
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