Real World MobX
summary
Mendix uses MobX to make a complex visual app studio predictable: the minimal model is observable, all UI coordinates are derived state only, and computed values plus reactions keep rendering consistent without manual event plumbing. The result is many independently developed editors and third‑party scripts staying in sync, a rule engine running hundreds of checks, and support for both web and desktop clients. This scales to large models — about 500 concepts — via transparent reactive programming that actually works.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:13Laws of Nature
- 3:44Data Models
- 5:55Model Implementation
- 8:33Consistency
- 10:01Associations
- 12:46Observations
- 14:25Cross the sea of misery
- 16:48Free observation
- 17:54Splitting state
- 18:41Consistency waterfall
- 19:31MobX concepts
- 20:38MobX model
- 23:00MobX rendering
- 25:28Decoupled actions
- 26:24Models
- 30:03Rules
- 32:13Transparent Reactive Programming
- 35:04Conclusion
- 36:31Do I really need streak mode
