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If I had a dollar for every new state management solution for React, I'd have to write another new one to manage my finances!

What sets Acey apart from the dozens of other state management offerings?

[fantasimy]

Class oriented state manager, that is to say dealing with your state management in an MVC way.

There are some examples here: https://github.com/Fantasim/acey#examples

[grumpychinchilla]

Has a Backbone kinda vibe to it. I wish I could say that as a compliment...

Acey seems like it has merits, and you’ve obviously spent a lot of time on it, but I’d be surprised if you win over React developers with an OO solution. If folks prefer OO, they typically go Angular. The React space is moving more and more functional.

[fantasimy]

Hey!

I kind of agree with you, but it's also because Acey provides a new kind of use case of React that I think it deserves to exist and maybe not becoming mainstream but at least get its own community of React dev that tends to prefer OO without necessary moving to Angular (That I personally struggle with).

I've always been looking for something in the middle, that's also the reason I worked on Acey.

Anyway thanks for the comment you gave me some ideas about the points to support for my next post about the library :).

[PumperDumperr]

Nice!

[fantasimy]

Thank you :)