Writing about XState Course
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#5 Unit test a state machine
Unit test state machines by leveraging their deterministic nature. Complete the coverage with integration and e2e testing.
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#4 Invoke and spawn utility machines
Rely on XState’s Actor model to manage concurrency by invoking or spawning actors. Invoke for guaranteed actors and spawn for dynamic ones like worker pools. Actors communicate through events, ensuring modular and scalable systems.
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#3 Type XState with the Typegen
Use XState's Typegen to automatically generate strong types for your machines by enabling it in your code, naming actions, delays, guards, and services for better TypeScript integration. Rely on Stately's VS Code extension or XState CLI for development and production builds.
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#2 Model a task queue with XState
Implement a task queue in XState by processing tasks individually, queuing new tasks while busy, automatically triggering the next task with eventless transitions, and simplifying the design by globally handling task addition across all states.
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#1 The journey to learning XState
Learn XState efficiently by exploring its documentation, taking courses, studying examples, and practicing with real projects to enhance your understanding and coding skills.
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#0 The State of XState Report
My report is now public! Read it online now.