MobX is standalone and does not depend on any frontend library or framework to work . There are implementations of the MobX in popular front-end frameworks like React, Vue, and Angular.
Read moreWhat is MobX React Lite?
Mobx-react-lite is a lightweight binding to glue Mobx stores and functional React components .
Read moreHow big is MobX?
The gzipped minified build size dropped from 17.3kB to 14.2kB (22% smaller). But, in practice this will shave off even a bit more, as MobX 4 is better tree-shake-able.
Read moreWho created MobX?
One of the most interesting quotes I’ve found from Michel Weststrate (the founder of MobX): Reacting to state changes is always better then acting on state changes.
Read moreWhat is MobX state?
mobx-state-tree (also known as “MST”) is a state container that combines the simplicity and ease of mutable data with the traceability of immutable data and the reactiveness and performance of observable data .
Read moreHow does MobX state tree work?
The tree consists of mutable, but strictly protected objects enriched with run-time type information . In other words; each tree has a shape (type information) and state (data). From this living tree, immutable and structurally shared snapshots are generated automatically.
Read moreDoes MobX need state tree?
Ten reasons you should use MobX-State-Tree: Your data is mutable, but can only be mutated in “actions”, so it’s easy to use but also protected. Via runtime type checking, you can’t accidentally assign the wrong data type to a property. TypeScript can infer static types from your runtime types automatically.
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