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learn to manage your react apps state with recoil

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State management in React is a highly debated topic with a lot of opinions and no single answer. What makes it more complex is that every application manages state. How you structure state is a decision you will need to make, and it can drastically impact the direction your app is headed. The amount of choices causes you to go down rabbit hole after rabbit hole. The more blog posts you read, the more confused you get. Some say using Redux and making all state global is the way to go, others suggest that you don't need any external state management library if you just structure your application well 😉 Some suggest using new libraries like Recoil, Zustand, Jotai, etc. It seems that there is no straightforward path, like "use this, and you are good to go." When React came out, it was a completely different way of looking at how to make UIs, then we had all these choices pop up trying to figure out how you can organize your application. Recoil from the Facebook team wants to make state more functional, simple, and less ad hoc. Recoil's mental model is familiar because it uses concepts very core to React. No need to learn new abstractions on top of the ones you already know from building React applications. The atom/selector functionalities cache results for each parameter you use it with, which is really handy for optimizing API calls across your app, especially for the more taxing ones. Creating selector/selectorFamilies and atom/atomFamilies makes developing quicker. You can build them on top of your core atoms/selectors and re-use them in different ways as you see fit. You can dive in now with 3 high-quality courses, each showing a different perspective of Recoil strengths. Tomasz Łakomy gives you a quick tour of Recoil; in just 5 minutes, you'll be ready to wrangle your application state with Recoil. ​ 👉 [Learn Recoil](​ €‹ After you learn the basics, you'll go deeper with Chris Achard's course you'll build a game. Along the way, you'll learn file management with Recoil and handling asynchronous functions. ​ 👉 [Build a game wih Recoil]()​ ​ Yoni Weisbrod has a 24 min course that breaks down how to choose between 3 Recoil Hooks and what happens when you don't pick the right one. ​ 👉 [Learn the how to use Recoil's features](​ €‹ These courses will get you up to speed on using Recoil with enough context to decide if you want to start managing state in your own apps with Recoil. Happy Learning, Will [Unsubscribe]( | [Update your profile]( | 12333 Sowden Rd Ste B, PMB#97429, Houston, TX 77080-2059

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