Kyle Shevlin • 1/22/2019

State Machines: Our First XState Machine

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This technical tutorial guides readers through building their first state machine with the XState JavaScript library. It covers installation, defining states and transitions, and using the interpreter to handle events, using a simple elevator (stop, up, down) as a practical example.

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