In this article/video we'll start with a simple React app made with create-react-app that uses component state (setState) as its state management. We'll then take it from component state to MobX, and then again from component state to Redux. During…| Leigh Halliday's RSS Feed
I've always loved MobX because of it's lack of boilerplate in comparison to Redux. It just seems so effortless to modify state... so how does it fare with Async code? In Redux you'd reach for something like thunk , but in MobX there are a few easy…| Leigh Halliday's RSS Feed
MobX State Tree takes something which is awesome (MobX) and brings it to the next level. You can now define your own typed models, made up of typed fields, and have them all nested together in a tree. You still get all of the same beautifully hidden…| Leigh Halliday's RSS Feed
You do not have to eject from create-react-app to get support for decorators and other babel plugins. MobX works fantastic with decorators and I've always been ejecting to get that working... but there is no longer a need to do that! In this video we…| Leigh Halliday's RSS Feed
Create React App is a great way to get up and running with React. It comes configured with sane defaults which are great for most people, but unfortunately we'll need to make a few changes before we can use MobX. I'm a huge fan of MobX and it's been…| Leigh Halliday's RSS Feed
In this video tutorial I show how to get up and running with Mobx in a React app. We will go from create-react-app all that way to having a fully functioning Mobx store connected to our components. If you would like to follow along, you will need…| Leigh Halliday's RSS Feed