The React model is actually superb at managing state. It makes you explicitly acknowledge it directly, and codifies it either with properties or useState. In pr

The React model is actually superb at managing state. It makes you explicitly acknowledge it directly, and codifies it either with properties or useState. In practice it's a fantastic model, as it does let you write "mostly functions" as the article suggests, but you can't have a UI without state, so it's great that they make it easy to handle.