React Hooks are most likely the easiest way to consume MobX store. They give you a freedom in how to do things instead of heavily opinionated inject .
Read moreWhat is observer in MobX?
The observer HoC automatically subscribes React components to any observables that are used during rendering . As a result, components will automatically re-render when relevant observables change. It also makes sure that components don’t re-render when there are no relevant changes.
Read moreWhat is a provider in React?
Provider is the container for all React Spectrum applications . It defines the theme, locale, and other application level settings, and can also be used to provide common properties to a group of components.
Read moreWhat is the use of MobX?
MobX is unopinionated and allows you to manage your application state outside of any UI framework . This makes your code decoupled, portable, and above all, easily testable.
Read moreIs MobX better than Redux?
Based on the developer community, popularity, and scalability, Redux performs better than MobX . But if you’re looking to get up to speed quickly and build simple apps with less boilerplate code, MobX might be your best bet.
Read moreIs MobX only for React?
While MobX works independently from React , they are most commonly used together. In The gist of MobX you have already seen the most important part of this integration: the observer HoC that you can wrap around a React component.
Read moreWhat is the difference between MobX and Redux?
In Mobx, a lot of built-in abstraction is there, which leads to less code. In Redux, there is less abstraction and a need to write more code . Mobx is mainly used to develop the application fast and in less time. Redux developed applications generally take time because of their complexity.
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