Complexity: "Divide and Conquer!"
summary
Shows how to separate state from view using React plus a reactive state library and a single store split into two smaller stores. Demonstrates concrete code for fetching data, routing, updating the address bar, and running a full shopping flow from the command line so the bookshop app works with no UI; explains actions that change facts which then trigger reactions.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:13Historical parallels
- 4:04Reactive programming
- 7:16MobX model
- 9:08Spreadsheet inspiration
- 11:33Dumb UI possible?
- 14:01Eliminating components
- 18:00Output integrity
- 18:42Bookshop architecture
- 21:45Rendering without UI
- 23:54Programmatic routing
- 25:00State vs view
- 25:42Conclusion
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