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Redux-less context-based useSelector hook that has same performance as React-Redux

Introduction React-Redux provides hooks API with nice abstraction. Especially, useSelector is probaly less misused than mapStateToProps. react-tracked is a library for global state without Redux. This library provides almost compatible hooks API to React-Redux. It’s developed with performance in mind, and it should be as performant as React-Redux, even though it utilizes only React context. See the GitHub repo for more information. https://github.com/dai-shi/react-tracked This post shows benchmark results to convince that it actually is performant in one scenario.



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Redux-less context-based useSelector hook that has same performance as React-Redux

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Introduction React-Redux provides hooks API with nice abstraction. Especially, useSelector is probaly less misused than mapStateToProps. react-tracked is a library for global state without Redux. This library provides almost compatible hooks API to React-Redux. It’s developed with performance in mind, and it should be as performant as React-Redux, even though it utilizes only React context. See the GitHub repo for more information. https://github.com/dai-shi/react-tracked This post shows benchmark results to convince that it actually is performant in one scenario.



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Redux-less context-based useSelector hook that has same performance as React-Redux

Introduction React-Redux provides hooks API with nice abstraction. Especially, useSelector is probaly less misused than mapStateToProps. react-tracked is a library for global state without Redux. This library provides almost compatible hooks API to React-Redux. It’s developed with performance in mind, and it should be as performant as React-Redux, even though it utilizes only React context. See the GitHub repo for more information. https://github.com/dai-shi/react-tracked This post shows benchmark results to convince that it actually is performant in one scenario.

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