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I use xstate in a major project, having moved from python's transitions library to this when the project became web focused. XState is fantastic once you get us

I use xstate in a major project, having moved from python's transitions library to this when the project became web focused. XState is fantastic once you get used to it, but the ramp-up is similar to a fairly complex framework. Onboarding new engineers to it can be quite a chore, especially if they're not used to thinking about different execution paradigms. That said, the ability to autogenerate visualizations of the state graph is super near, and there's so many nice utilities inside of it that make life easy once you get going.

ramesh31 3y ago
>Onboarding new engineers to it can be quite a chore, especially if they're not used to thinking about different execution paradigms. Sadly this is what I've run into as well. Having built a serious application from the ground up with XState at the core of the architecture, it's the closest thing to code nirvana I've ever reached. But getting buy-in across the org was an impossible task due to the overhead and boilerplate.