Summary
In this chapter, we first learned what MobX is, which elements it consists of, and how they work together. Then, we learned how to use MobX for state management in practice. We also learned how to connect a MobX store to React components, by using the inject and observer higher-order components. Next, we replaced the higher-order components with Hooks, which made our code much more clean and concise. We also learned how to use a Local Store Hook to deal with complex local state in MobX. Finally, we learned how to migrate an existing MobX application to Hooks, and we recapped what the trade-offs of using MobX are.
This chapter marks the end of this book. In this book, we started out with a motivation to use Hooks. We learned that there ...
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