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Does Cortex.Net incorporate any Mobx State Tree functionality or prescriptive thinking? #44

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camelCaseSharp opened this issue Aug 28, 2020 · 1 comment

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I am trying to understand Cortex.Net by reading the docs here and also by watching online presentations about Mobx for ReactJs.

Over in the React World many presenters imply that Mobx State Tree (MST) is the preferred route to Mobx adoption rather than vanilla Mobx. Another Stackoverflow thread on the same subject paints a more balanced view where posters claim that vanilla Mobx is the right solution for many as opposed to the more prescriptive feature-rich MST.

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55211949/mobx-vs-mobx-state-tree

As I try to understand these ReactJS discussions it would be useful to know where Cortex.Net sits on the Mobx / MST functionality spectrum?

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jspuij commented Oct 21, 2020

It most certainly is not MST. It's not prescriptive in any way how to structure your state.

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