♻️ Zero-setup & simple global state management for React Components. It's similiar `useState` hooks like we use usual!

React Manage State is a lightweight and customizable state management library inspired by Redux Toolkit. It offers a simple yet powerful API for managing application state in React projects. Designed to be modular, extensible, and developer-friendly, this library is ideal for those seeking fine-grained control over their state management.

This is a simple rock-paper-scissors game built with React and Next.js. The game is played against the computer using the React Context.

All the ways to implement and combine actors for state management in React using XState 🏗️

🚀 Type-safe state management solution for Next.js applications with built-in persistence and server component support.

A signals-based state management solution designed to interop with various FE libraries (currently on hold while I work on SoLit)

Tiny useLazyState hook. Similar to useState, but giving you control over the re-rendering process. Subscribe to state changes in leaf components and don't re-render the entire component tree.

A tiny TypeScript-first state management library for React, inspired by zustand, that delivers predictable, boilerplate-free state updates with peak performance.

A modular and high-performance client for academic attendance tracking. Implements SSR/ISR, RBAC, real-time state management, and optimized data fetching with caching. Ensures seamless API integration, dynamic schedule rendering, and secure authentication workflows.

Learning React Hook/Functional Component, React/Redux, three.js/react-three-fiber, and Typescript

This project is a simple e-commerce web application focused on practicing state management in React. It demonstrates using Context API, Redux, and Zustand to manage global state, showcasing how each can be applied to achieve efficient and scalable state management solutions.

A kind-of ecommerce website built with the purpose of learning Zustand (a state-management library for React)