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Alex Wells2017-07-06 23:23:39
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Alex Wells, 2017-07-06 23:23:39

Alternatives to VueX?

Hello. I am writing a serious project and choosing a technology for the future.
Beck on laravel + nodeJS, front on vue. After the experience of developing a project, originally written without a global store, I realized that this is absolutely necessary. And not only global, but also local, with getters-setters-methods.
Therefore, I found such a thing as VueX, but I immediately did not like it for its complexity and duplication of methods, like Taylor Otwell. I don’t see any solutions from him yet, so I’m trying to look for it myself.
vue-stash is too simple. In fact - the rendered data into a variable does not roll.
Are there other options? Is VueX so bad, or did I think so because of inexperience in this topic?
Are there ready-made solutions with selected libraries? (vue-awesome repo won't work)

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Evgeny Kulakov, 2017-07-07
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I think you just need to try. It is much easier and less to write on it than on the same redux. This is by far the best choice, IMHO, for vue at the moment if you want to store state in one place. Map getters, mapsetters allow you to proxy functions from the store. Getters allow you not to re-write functions for retrieving data from storage in different components. This library will most certainly be developed and maintained in sync with vue. In general, you have no other options)

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