Recoil: State Management for Today's React - Dave McCabe aka @mcc_abe at @ReacteuropeOrgConf 2020

We present an approach to state management that scales from a single component to highly complex apps. This boilerplate-free system makes it easy to support browser history and URLs and to manage asynchronous data dependencies, and works with modern React features. We use as a case-study a sophisticated data analysis tool developed at Facebook which led us to create this system.

[sumanth]

I wish everyone can present their ideas like him

[Andy-sipl]

I can watch this again and again.
He is actually explaining React very well as part of explaining Recoil.

[rickelmonoggin]

"Do you see this as replacing Redux?" - "yes" (immediately).

[MaximilianoTechera]

This library looks incredibly awesome!
I'm looking forward to trying it out.

[mellowgyatso]

wow simply amazing how easily he explains it !!

[moatorres]

Mate, that's amazing! Well done and thanks for sharing with the world.

[bartl]

"We're going to enter the third dimension" is the nicest way I heard someone describe global variables.

[felixleupold]

Recoil looks amazing. With local state it covers almost all needs.

[jomaramomas]

The presenter is very good at presenting and explaining the subject matter.

[dahnmaier]

OMG. This is incredible! I absolutely love it (having dealt with precisely this kind of problems before). Thank you.

[xadasol]

Wow I love this library already, I have fall into similar scenarios before where I just had to use whatever it was available within React's core library, and things weren't rendering or performing as smooth as I wanted to be, it was just super sluggish and we couldn't really do much... now this library could easily fix those problem we faced before and we could certainly go back to those projects and fix those quite easily!

Thank God for bringing you guys on board to help solving quite complex uncovered scenarios from the React core team, not that they haven't been already, but this is literally the next level of state management where not everybody would come across every day!

Anyways I just wanted to say a massive thank you to you and your team behind this great library.

[davidacosta]

*"..even change the background color....to lets hahha
Fantastic tutorial btw. I can't wait to see what this becomes. Thank you!

[sprintwithcarlos]

This is beyond awesome. It'll be as beneficial as hooks

[antoniovelazquez]

omg, I didn't know I could fall in love with a framework presentation.
I've just been starting to learn redux for the last week or so on a side project that's actually similar to what was presented here (lots of divs, connected with SVGs, that can be dynamically moved and stuff), and things started to look messy. but now I can't wait to start using this!

[maddogshwa]

+1 for any state MGMT tool that doesn't require me to make reducers. :)

[lukeyd]

This guy is great at explaining, so much information protrayed in 30 minutes

[haejin]

16 minutes in and my mind is officially blown.

[davidmalechek]

Been using for a couple weeks. Crazy simple. Thank you Recoil.

[yashpandey]

His presentation skills are exceptional🙌

[DiazGunturFebrian]

You are the best teacher. Your presentation, your analogy, your explanation is synced with atom