React, But For Data
summary
Demonstrates using React-style ideas to manage application state (not just UI) with mobx-state-tree and shows a production system that records and replays user flows. Covers concrete technologies: mobx-state-tree, JSON patches and snapshots for time-travel/rollback, websocket replication, localStorage persistence, middleware hooks and generator-based workflows, plus an action-recorder that resolves conflicts and recovers state under concurrent edits.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:26Frontend to data experiments
- 3:37Data-driven components
- 6:55Lifecycle and state
- 10:03Patches and versioning
- 13:19Middleware and exceptions
- 16:54Live demo
- 19:46Rewinding data actions
- 21:59Conflict handling
- 23:47Recording changes
- 25:13Future of time-traveling data
- 26:19Closing
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