✨ Last week we brought you Stately Sky and this week… 🆕 Stately Studio 2.0 is out now! 1️⃣ Generate flows faster with Stately AI

Did you know you can use XState as a pure function to determine the next state (+ actions)? Which means you can use it anywhere, even other state management libraries (if you want) const [state, actions] = transition(machine, prevState, event)

I will join Northwestern University Computer Science as an Assistant Professor in Fall 2026! I am actively recruiting PhD students and seeking collaborations in robotics, human-robot interaction, brain-computer interfaces, cognitive science, societal impact of AI & automation,

@statelyai has been an absolute game changer in my state management workflow. I love that it forces me to think of how my app would behave before i write any single line of code.

Using @xstate/store in React just got a lot easier with `createStoreHook(…)` const useSomeStore = createStoreHook(…) const [state, store] = useSomeStore()

🔨 State management refactor! Migrated to XState. It took some time, But it's so much easier to reason about now! 😌 thanks @statelyai

Most companies chase no-code. These guys did the opposite. Instead of replacing engineers, @timgdelisle & @chriscrane, Co-Founder Fiveonefour, built tools that make devs 10x faster. Here’s what we discussed: • Why “developer-first” beats “no-code” • How simplifying code

How I’m using state machines to add back determinism into agentic solutions Shout out to @statelyai for the visuals and APIs of the state machine itself

⚛️ XState Store now has atoms, and they're *really* simple. → atom.get() → atom.set(…) → Derived atoms (reactive) → Async atoms → Stores are atoms too! npm i @xstate/store

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7/11 Mastra provides a workflow graph system for building more deterministic AI pipelines, featuring a graph-based workflow engine built on @statelyai's XState and a simple control flow syntax. ⬇️

🆕 XState Store v3 is now released! → Simpler, more ergonomic API (single arg, store.trigger.event(…)) → Enqueue effects → Store selectors → No more awkward types property → useStore(): a useReducer() alternative → And more! (still tiny: ~ 1kb) npm i @xstate/store

I love `xstate` by @statelyai because it allows me to discuss and reason about complex logic using relatively simple concepts and language. Literally a godsend.

How would you simplify XState? Planning for the next major version, and would love to hear your thoughts and ideas ✍️

Theta coherence, a hallmark of oscillatory synchronization in the 4-8 Hz frequency band, serves as a neural substrate for the dynamic coupling of anterior (prefrontal) and posterior (temporo-parietal) brain regions, orchestrating the seamless integration of mnemonic retrieval

State machines in React? 🤔 Meet xState by @statelyai, a powerful JS framework for creating state machines. While overkill to something as simple as a modal, it's perfect for components with nested flows and hierarchies or complex querying. It's my new tool of choice.

In the world where programming meets LLMs, it's critical for programmers to clearly understand what they're building to extreme details to get the most out of AI assistants. Suddenly, state machines and generative tests make a lot more sense. @statelyai

Component State Management in React: - useState - useMachine That's it. That's all I use anymore.

I wrote about implementing a simple billing system (frontend/backend) from scratch using @statelyai with XState for a Shopify App (could be used everywhere) Each day i'm more addicted to this paradigm https://t.co/42kFDEvvcu

We picked the best talk to end the next #CityJSAthens - thanks to @ReactAlicante for the great idea! @kvmaes from @statelyai will be joining us with a great talk on evolving #React Game #Development with Genetic Algorithms Get the last few tickets https://t.co/5JKmmHWCtm

🎃 It's spooky season 👻 Time to dust off the cobwebs and creak open the GSAP halloween archive. Spell Caster is our all-time fave halloween demo. Made with GSAP @threejs and @statelyai by @steeevg https://t.co/fvitF25pCa

I've been playing with the @statelyai editor. It's so powerful and delightful. Huge respect to everyone working on it 👏

Durable Execution lets you write reliable state machines simply as sequential code. Sometimes, you want an explicit state machine, for clarity. #XState (@statelyai) is a great tool for that. You can get the best of both, by using XState on @restatedev https://t.co/cN0SompqHf

My colleague @JackKleeman has built a super cool integration that lets you turn XState state machine definitions into persistent @restatedev virtual objects, backed by serverless compute - details on the blog