React Third-party State Management Playbook

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Cory House

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:08

2. Picking a Third-party State Management Library

1. Intro.mp4

00:22

2. Why Consider Third-party State.mp4

02:05

3. When to Consider Global State.mp4

03:09

4. Third-party State Categories.mp4

03:00

5. Key Differences between State Libraries.mp4

06:59

6. Picking a State Approach.mp4

03:31

7. Review Demo App.mp4

02:06

8. Summary.mp4

01:20

03. Implementing Unidirectional State with Redux or Zustand

01. Intro.mp4

00:29

02. What Is Unidirectional State.mp4

01:21

03. Redux vs. Zustand.mp4

01:43

04. Create Zustand Store.mp4

04:07

05. Consume the Zustand Store in the Header.mp4

01:25

06. Update Account and Remove Context.mp4

01:05

07. Use Selector to Optimize Renders.mp4

01:34

08. Replace Cart Logic.mp4

07:47

09. Persist the Zustand Store to localStorage.mp4

02:51

10. Diff - Compare Zustand code with Plain React.mp4

02:05

11. Summary.mp4

01:11

04. Implementing Atomic State with Recoil or Jotai

01. Intro.mp4

00:29

02. What Is Atomic State.mp4

00:50

03. Create User Atom.mp4

01:30

04. Consume User Atom.mp4

02:45

05. Optimizing Renders.mp4

00:54

06. Create Cart Atom.mp4

05:54

07. Persist Atom to localStorage.mp4

01:33

08. Diff - Compare Jotai Code to Plain React.mp4

01:50

09. Recoil vs. Jotai.mp4

01:35

10. Summary.mp4

01:25

05. Implementing Proxy State with Mobx or Valtio

01. Intro.mp4

00:23

02. What Is Proxy State.mp4

01:32

03. Create User State.mp4

02:27

04. Declare Actions.mp4

01:08

05. Consume State.mp4

05:20

06. Implement Cart State.mp4

08:17

07. Persist Proxy State to localstorage.mp4

02:49

08. Diff - Compare Valtio Code to Plain React.mp4

02:52

09. Mobx vs. Valtio.mp4

00:47

10. Summary.mp4

01:02

06. Managing Remote State with Tanstack Query

01. Intro.mp4

00:25

02. What Is Remote State.mp4

02:31

03. Configure QueryClient.mp4

01:15

04. Call useQuery on the Detail Page.mp4

06:02

05. Call useQuery on the Products Page.mp4

00:58

06. Install and Review Devtools.mp4

02:22

07. Centralize Query in Custom Hook.mp4

02:27

08. Disabling Queries.mp4

01:28

09. Configuring the QueryClient for Error Handling and Retries.mp4

03:06

10. Implement Suspense for Data Fetching.mp4

02:26

11. Changing Data via useMutation.mp4

05:52

12. Summary.mp4

01:34

Description

This course will teach you how to implement third-party state management in React apps. It will help you pick between some of the most popular third-party state libraries.

What You'll Learn?

There are many interesting ways handle React state today. In this course, React Third-party State Management Playbook, you’ll learn 6 major categories of state management and understand their key differences and tradeoffs. First, you’ll see how to implement multiple state management libraries in React, and see how they differ. Then, you’ll explore Redux, Jotai, Zustand, and react-query. Finally, you’ll learn when third-party state is useful, and how to pick between these tools. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the React state management skills necessary to build complex, responsive, and scalable React apps.

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Cory is the principal consultant at reactjsconsulting.com, where he has helped dozens of companies transition to React. Cory has trained over 10,000 software developers at events and businesses worldwide. He is a seven time Microsoft MVP, and speaks regularly at conferences around the world. Cory lives in Kansas City and is active on Twitter as @housecor.

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