fantastic video!! BTW what is the plugin you use to colorize the spaces indentations? Also, what I don't like with easy peasy in that it has no possibility to tune the component re render as redux does with useSelector. Do you know a way to control deeply the rerender through easy peasy? and thanks again for the video
Nice video! Have you looked at Jotai and Valtio? They are from the same creator as Zustand, but they take a different approach to handling state. I like Jotai a lot, because of the bottom-up approach, but I haven't used in an App that has to scale, so I am not sure how it would fare in that scenario.
Jotai felt very limiting to me requiring too many utils to do simple things that other libraries do out of the box. Maybe good for a simple app, but not large scale (at least IMO)
Someone has asked something about store splitting but I can't see that person's comment... Since easy peasy is built on top of redux you can split your store with redux techniques. easy-peasy.vercel.app/docs/api/store-config.html#advanced-configuration and redux.js.org/usage/code-splitting
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Sweet. Thanks for contextualizing them against other state management tools
fantastic video!! BTW what is the plugin you use to colorize the spaces indentations?
Also, what I don't like with easy peasy in that it has no possibility to tune the component re render as redux does with useSelector. Do you know a way to control deeply the rerender through easy peasy? and thanks again for the video
Nice video! Have you looked at Jotai and Valtio? They are from the same creator as Zustand, but they take a different approach to handling state. I like Jotai a lot, because of the bottom-up approach, but I haven't used in an App that has to scale, so I am not sure how it would fare in that scenario.
Jotai felt very limiting to me requiring too many utils to do simple things that other libraries do out of the box. Maybe good for a simple app, but not large scale (at least IMO)
Great video
Great job!
0:30 be ready for more :) if you keep same quality
Please can you do a tutorial on best way to use easy-peasy with nextjs
how about recoil?
bro, you can't say easy pease is better becuas of the 2 things you listed at the end. I need a sample of a complex app to see what it's better.
Someone has asked something about store splitting but I can't see that person's comment... Since easy peasy is built on top of redux you can split your store with redux techniques. easy-peasy.vercel.app/docs/api/store-config.html#advanced-configuration and redux.js.org/usage/code-splitting
Yeah. I had asked question about code splitting. But it somehow disappeared. Thanks. I will check them.