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by jbhoot 603 days ago
> all data manipulation (∆) happens outside of React components,

I do something similar. State and its management lives outside the React components, which only consume this state via hooks. Keeping the state in chunks, and outside the tree lets me access a chunk of state only in the components that need it.

This results into minimum amount of re-rendering of components. Component code also looks cleaner and easier to read.

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This many years on and we are still trying to figure out state management. Wasn't React designed for the view?
The marketing has kept changing.

I have always found state management easier in React if I keep it out of React.