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It's all about time: Building a performant Stopwatch with MobX and React - fast
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In recent posts we spoke a lot about developing React applications with Redux: It enables the users to easily make testable and structured applications. However, writing a Redux application produces a lot of boilerplate code. One framework alternative is MobX, which solves this problem by doing automation using observables.
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I think you do not need to make timer variable in TimerStore class as observable. Could you please check?
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@PetrMyazin said:
I think you do not need to make timer variable in TimerStore class as observable. Could you please check?
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Yes, you are correct, the fact that the inner variables are observable is enough.
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I refactored it to break up the components with the Provider HoC.
https://gist.github.com/wordyallen/fbd9e239656cb6232fc3bfbcfb987522#file-stop_watch_component-js
