This kind of thing is possible because the React state model ultimately hasn't evolved too much itself; only the easily-accessible user-facing parts of it. I'v

This kind of thing is possible because the React state model ultimately hasn't evolved too much itself; only the easily-accessible user-facing parts of it. I've been running a mobx-react setup for 7 years. It's been thru a few syntaxes but it behaves identically. Minimal rendering, observability, I find it the most intuitive state management pattern.