Smart Nano Stores
summary
Claims a tiny state manager 334 bytes with zero dependencies and an ecosystem of adapters. Provides concrete APIs: atom / computed / fetcher and an Angular integration using useStore via nano-store-angular (store provided in providers, sync pipe consumption). Demo builds a product catalog with search and remote fetch, supports revalidation and cross-store subscriptions, and is reported to run in large projects with comparable performance while cutting boilerplate and bundle weight.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:40From frameworks to data
- 7:11State management
- 12:40Minimalism in state
- 15:51Introducing Nano Stores
- 18:45Nano Stores vs Angular Signals
- 20:13Simple catalog with Nano Stores
- 24:37Fetching server data
- 27:53Conclusion
- 28:21Q&A
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