The state reducer pattern ⚛️ 🏎
Read OriginalThis article discusses the state reducer pattern in React, using the downshift library as a case study. It explains how UI libraries make assumptions about state management that may not fit all use cases, and how the state reducer pattern provides a flexible API for developers to override or modify these default state changes without increasing the library's API surface area.
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