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Are there any libraries/core React functions that provide functionality similar to useSelector?
You fundamentally misunderstand Context. Context is not a state management solution, it is a storage solution. It has no opinion about any processes for managing state. If you want to use the selector pattern you’ll need to write it yourself.
To elaborate, people often compare Context to local state, Redux, MobX, etc. The real comparison is Context + Custom Solution vs Redux, MobX, etc. Under the hood libraries like Redux use Context. Your solutions for storing state in React are hooks or Context. Both come with an API for getting data in and out. Any enhancements on top of that you have to create yourself. These external libraries provide these enhancements.
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What do you think to use Redux vs Zustand and Why you choose to use that one?
Redux is very popular and has a big community behind it, and it is also widely used in enterprise solutions. Whereas Zustand is excellent and fast to implement in a smaller project, where redux can be a bit overkill.
So it really depends on what you need it for, but I would recommend looking into the advantages here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK-S4ZcmDcE
And the public opinion here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/r9e8nl/should_i_learn_redux_or_zustand/
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recently I got to know about this redux in reactjs. how could we begin with redux?
React Redux basically a state management container like you store your whole application state init and call when you need it anywhere in your application.
Basically the phenomena is that you want to send data from one screen to other using props . But what if your application contains 20 pages and numbers of state how you can manage to send state to other If needed. So redux is use to store states and when you call in anywhere in your application it's easy.
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I am looking for some links that provide "getting started" documentation for react-redux with typescript.
I have react application with multiple components - some of which are nested. Now I need to wire them up so that they can communicate with each other. Some online research led to me to believe that redux is something that should be used in such cases. However I could not find any online tutorial that deals with react, react-redux and typescript. Can anyone point me to right direction?
Redux has it's own great documentation.
If you have any concrete questions feel free to post another question.
https://redux.js.org/recipes/usage-with-typescript
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I have been using Angular but now I planning to use React for my next project. So I am getting familiar with React and I was wondering what addiontal libraries are recommended for funtionality like routing, rest calls, state management preferably using Typescript and with that in mind is there a best practice architecture when designing large scale app?
You could use Angular for routing, REST calls & state management, and React for views.
Otherwise, the most popular are probably GitHub's fetch() polyfill for REST, and Redux for state management. Or just use the new built-in useReducer() hook instead.
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The title may be misleading many, so let me rephrase. What is the best framework or language that is used for displaying real-time data, that requires a lot of UI/backend rendering?
Recently I was using mean stack with angular2 for a project and it was very cumbersome for always using two-way data-binding or using event emitters to watch any change.
Is there any language/framework that just renders UI based on what has been changed in backend or frontend?
Would reactjs or metoeorjs do the job?
Please enlighten me.
Thanks
I'm unsure of what would have changed with Angular2 but Angular JS was developed to among other things, make something like that easy.
Since Angular 2 has added much more and streamlined how things are done I'm going to say you don't have a good grasp on what the capabilities are because that should be able to handle that. If not, then Angular JS(1) can for sure.
A lot of people are straying away from Angular due to the huge changes in 2 in my experience.
Personally, I use react to do this. If you set up web sockets, or use Firebase all you do is handle the event triggers. When they do, react uses immutability to see what part of objects have changed and renders/updates elements accordingly.