I really enjoyed this video and i also enjoy using Jotai mostly because of the miminal and easy syntax to useState. Would definitely enjoy a more advanced video, thank you 🙌🏾
Passing the state itself as an argument to another state in order to render some calculated data is very sensetive. It may cause circular reference errors. I think i will relay on redux
You raise an interesting point about potential circular reference errors when passing state as an argument to another state, buttttttt Jotai actually has built-in safeguards to prevent circular dependencies
I’m new to state management, but couldn’t you just derive your values in the component you’re using those values in? Wouldn’t that also solve that issue? Why derive values inside the state itself? Btw love these videos. Keep it up!!!!
@@cantcode1001 You could do that but the derived atoms don't have the issues that a derived state would because of how its made. An atom made from another atom in jotai is not the same as a state made from another state using the react api.
Brother, may I request that you create a tutorial on how we can efficiently utilize both React Query or Zustand or Jotai with Neon or another cloud-based database? I would like to see how others have done it so I can compare if my approach is similar to theirs
Hey thank you for this :) I havent seen a lot of your videos but I prefer your teaching method. But one thing I look for a tutorial is showing first a simple concept like what you did here. And then jumping straight to real-world example how you would use it in a production app from basic to complex. Anyways appreciate this TYSM!
I really enjoyed this video and i also enjoy using Jotai mostly because of the miminal and easy syntax to useState.
Would definitely enjoy a more advanced video, thank you 🙌🏾
Passing the state itself as an argument to another state in order to render some calculated data is very sensetive. It may cause circular reference errors. I think i will relay on redux
You raise an interesting point about potential circular reference errors when passing state as an argument to another state, buttttttt Jotai actually has built-in safeguards to prevent circular dependencies
I’m new to state management, but couldn’t you just derive your values in the component you’re using those values in? Wouldn’t that also solve that issue? Why derive values inside the state itself? Btw love these videos. Keep it up!!!!
@@cantcode1001 You could do that but the derived atoms don't have the issues that a derived state would because of how its made. An atom made from another atom in jotai is not the same as a state made from another state using the react api.
React js(vite) + django ecommerce website tutorial please 🥺
Brother, may I request that you create a tutorial on how we can efficiently utilize both React Query or Zustand or Jotai with Neon or another cloud-based database? I would like to see how others have done it so I can compare if my approach is similar to theirs
Hey thank you for this :) I havent seen a lot of your videos but I prefer your teaching method. But one thing I look for a tutorial is showing first a simple concept like what you did here. And then jumping straight to real-world example how you would use it in a production app from basic to complex. Anyways appreciate this TYSM!
Great and simple library I'll try in some projects, another similar library is "Zustand " and in my opinion is simpler than Jotai.
I like zustand too! I actually like it more, but some people might find the atom structure of jotai better
zustand or jotai ? It`s good for large scale project ?? need answer here ??
Either, but i personally prefer Zustand.
@@PedroTechnologies just like a thought base on performance right :D .. thanks bro :D
@@PedroTechnologies but sad to say, big companies in Philippines doesn't adapt this kind of approach they prefer the hard thing :D .
hello! can you bring some crash course on bullmq to queue sending emails.. i am getting kinda stuck on the process.. any article on that would help..