We're making it even easier to create state diagrams. ➡️ state . new

I don't mean to brag

All I want for Christmas is a good local open-source tab autocomplete model

Some @xstate/store updates: New `store.with(…)` API for adding store extensions (undoRedo, etc.) Undo/redo now has `strategy: 'snapshot'` for traditional snapshot-based history Go-to-definition now "just works" for triggers!

Do I really have to explain why this is bad code? There's no race condition prevention nor error handling Please don't say "this code is fine" - read up:

Imagine the code smell

It's time to stop using RSCs and put your fetch calls back in useEffect() where you can DDOS your servers because of a missing dependency/faulty logic instead of worrying about RCE exploits

Tell me I'm wrong

If you're reading, reviewing, iterating on, or editing AI-generated code, you're not really vibe-coding anymore (and that's a good thing)

I love it when web apps gift-wrap themselves in modals during the holiday season 🎁

I used to think that XState was only used for very specific, niche complex logic use-cases Seeing this never fails to blow my mind 🤯 Working every day to make it even simpler and better

Arrows look nice at least

Oh no, I've reached the point of UI engineering where I have to use Math.atan2()

I still call it "Twitter" Not out of principle or anything, but because "X" is a pretty dumb name for an app

Working on the upcoming XState v6... Any wishlist items?

The finite state machine is one of the easiest patterns for managing complexity. Yet I hardly see it used.

Screenshots of code in marketing materials always look nice until you zoom in and actually read the code

What if the future of UX isn’t just faster… but multidimensional? In the upcoming #AlgoliaDevBit, @keyframers’ @davidkpiano & @shshaw dive into a speculative 4D interface that blends creative animation with the power of LLMs integrated into Algolia Search. 🎟️ Don’t miss it →

Just paused the state management at scale course from @FrontendMasters and the amazing @DavidKPiano to say holy shit!! Didn't expect to be getting some really interesting insights but I'm pleasantly surprised.

If you disagree, just read the docs: https://t.co/1DoffOHGAp https://t.co/HQmE2rfOEA I'm just trying to push devs towards better practices

Fetching in useEffect()