Congrats on v5!!! Thanks so much for all your hard work. I use xstate at crazy scale in a complex space and it makes it so easy to make sense of wild state situations. Really looking forward to a refreshed react + v5 patterns and conventions to ensure we're doing it correctly when we update. Also really looking forward to the xstate test 1.0 release. Cheers🎉
This is just an example. I don't think you would need a state machine for a simple todo app. I am using it for the client state of a complex multi-player word game, and it is really helping me stay organized and helps to visualize the whole turn sequence. Xstate rocks.
To be honest, this is the strangest library for me. The idea is cool, but they ignore modern frameworks and examples for them, like next.js . I don't see any practical use for this library in such frameworks, and even more so that I would take so long to think where it can be used at all and how to combine it with server rendering. If I need to know so much and draw so many examples and tools to understand what this library is for, then maybe I don't need it.
@@Statelyai Good yo know you're looking for the community feedbacks! Can you add the source code from the video? I'm trying to get into stately, but the tutorial is hard to understand and I would appreciate if I had the code to study
@@matheussousa2548 I'm at minute 21 and am struggling to understand why we are using XState for the simple onboarding flow. I can follow along, but I'm not getting the answers of specifics that I am looking - for example I was interested in seeing how I can write actions that do some async work, which I think is something very common in most frontend apps -.
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thank you very much for this library i'm new following your from frontendmasters , and it's an honor for me to be one or your student Davide 💝
I love this library.
I appreciate you!
the types are honestly the most sophisticated and beautiful I've ever seen.
Thanks! We learned a lot from v4 and needed to make some huge improvements from that.
Congrats on v5!!! Thanks so much for all your hard work. I use xstate at crazy scale in a complex space and it makes it so easy to make sense of wild state situations. Really looking forward to a refreshed react + v5 patterns and conventions to ensure we're doing it correctly when we update. Also really looking forward to the xstate test 1.0 release. Cheers🎉
Very nice
when are the keyframers coming back with some cool xstate5 videos :)
Could you share the code?
How can I use state.changed within subscribe in version 5?
Hoping for a react x state tutorial
"a straightforward change" proceeds to list a hundred breaking changes.
Thanks for counting! I was wondering how many there were.
@@davidkpiano I love this library but please make separate docs for each version in a way that we understand the new changes compared to v4.
> Here's how you strongly type events...
How do we strongly type States?
I can't understand how you guys could make it be so hard to build simple todo list
This is just an example. I don't think you would need a state machine for a simple todo app. I am using it for the client state of a complex multi-player word game, and it is really helping me stay organized and helps to visualize the whole turn sequence. Xstate rocks.
To be honest, this is the strangest library for me. The idea is cool, but they ignore modern frameworks and examples for them, like next.js . I don't see any practical use for this library in such frameworks, and even more so that I would take so long to think where it can be used at all and how to combine it with server rendering. If I need to know so much and draw so many examples and tools to understand what this library is for, then maybe I don't need it.
I think xState is state of X. so start point is how to find which is the X. it maybe program or data, or ui etc. your example is not clear for this.
Pretty bad tutorial, missing lots of information and pretty unorganized
Thanks for the feedback. We will be making a shorter, updated video tutorial in the near future.
@@Statelyai Good yo know you're looking for the community feedbacks! Can you add the source code from the video?
I'm trying to get into stately, but the tutorial is hard to understand and I would appreciate if I had the code to study
@@matheussousa2548 I'm at minute 21 and am struggling to understand why we are using XState for the simple onboarding flow. I can follow along, but I'm not getting the answers of specifics that I am looking - for example I was interested in seeing how I can write actions that do some async work, which I think is something very common in most frontend apps -.