jingc

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   by jingc 12y ago

   The stores contain the data, but they also include the logic for updating that data. For example, a store of all the comments would also subscribe to events for new comments and add them into the comment thread at the correct location. We&#
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   by jingc 12y ago

   Agreed, we found that property really nice too - optimistic updating and rolling back on error were similarly easy
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   by jingc 12y ago

   We do still use React state, especially for view state like whether a piece of text is expanded or whether the viewer has toggled the grid or list view on a table. But as you said, most of our data is pulled into a store layer that doesn&#x
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   by jingc 12y ago

   Yup, we've used it that way, and it's easy to implement due to the fact that all changes are expressed as a payload object, which allows you to serialize actions. Optimistic actions (showing the Like when the server hasn't co
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   by jingc 12y ago

   Thanks lhorie, it's great to hear that you've come to similar conclusions. I found that https://tech.dropbox.com/2014/04/building-carousel-part-i-ho... also described similar concepts, which is really en