[brigadier132]

I use xstate for all my ui state. I'm convinced that state machines + actors is the best way of modeling and building application state management. Going into any project and having this clear system for modeling any form of application state is extremely liberating. The problem with xstate and state machines is that the patterns are not well known yet. For example, one thing xstate encourages is creating different states for when a request is being made which is not scalable ime. Instead i think it's better to spawn a completely different actor that handles the request and then sends a message back on success or failure.