Everything’s a state machine!!!!

Presentation byBrett Beutell

State machines are a useful model for managing complex flows and interactions. This talk will look at the state-of-the art for using state machines in React, when you might want to use them, and when you might want to avoid them. We’ll make use of the library XState, and look at some of the unique developer tooling it can provide (e.g., visualizing all possible states of your code!)

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