Summary
Jotai is a state management library for React that is based on the Recoil pattern and library by Facebook.
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It is atomic, meaning that state is broken into atoms, and is much faster than Redux and React Context API.
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It comes with TypeScript pre-installed
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, and is easy to use with its minimal API design, tiny bundle size, and fast runtime performance.
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It can be managed with the atom() function, useAtom() hook, derived atoms, and oneBasedCounterAtom() hook
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, and supports atomic, atomic, and atomic sub-atomic components.
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It also supports atoms with a Promise as the initial value.
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A Guide to Jotai: the Minimalist React State Management Library
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Jotai takes an atomic approach to global React state management with a model inspired by Recoil.
Build state by combining atoms and renders are automatically optimized based on atom dependency. This solves the extra re-render issue of React context and eliminates the need for memoization.
Jotai, primitive and flexible state management for React
jotai.org
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Jotai is a state management library for React that is based on the Recoil pattern and library by Facebook. It is atomic, meaning that state is broken into atoms, and is much faster than Redux and React Context API. It comes with TypeScript pre-installed, and is easy to use with its minimal API design, tiny bundle size, and fast runtime performance.
Jotai: The Ultimate React State Management
100ms.live
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Jotai is a minimalist state-management library for React that requires virtually no boilerplate and supports Suspense and concurrent mode. It can be managed with the atom() function, useAtom() hook, derived atoms, and oneBasedCounterAtom() hook. It also supports atomic, atomic, and atomic sub-atomic components, and can be used with atoms with a Promise as the initial value.
Jotai. React state management made simple | by Michael Coffin | Medium
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