> compared to how little work they've seen on cleaner techniques and language assistance for managing local state. Literally every new web framework is some ne

> compared to how little work they've seen on cleaner techniques and language assistance for managing local state. Literally every new web framework is some new take on how to manage local state. You could spend an entire year learning about different state management solutions. From systems that keep backend and front end state in sync, to the entire redux/mobx family, to the stuff that Svelte does. We are a long ways away from the bad old days of a global "state.c(pp)" file.