XState - An introduction - Finite State Machines in React

[@stevereid636]

This is the first time EVER that I've been able to follow a state machine tutorial and understand what's going on. Thank you Leigh, you never fail me!! Can't wait for the next one 😜

[@leighhalliday]

Nice!! That's awesome to hear!

[@AaronMoroney-o8t]

Thank you - prepping for an interview tomorrow and the recriter asked me about FSM and i didn't have a clue. Fingers crossed all goes well once i meet the tech team

[@fastneasy]

best explanation on entire youtube for finite state machine

[@leighhalliday]

Thank you Sameer!

[@matthewzecchini9951]

Again wonderful content. I just want to encourage you to please keep uploading as frequently as you have been. We in the community appreciate your contribution.

[@leighhalliday]

Thank you, Matthew!

[@clown7094]

What a great explanation for beginner like me! I like how you introduce the concepts easily and gently.

[@leighhalliday]

Thank you very much, J.S.! Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@migueldomingos4570]

Thanks for this tutorial! I wasnt finding any tutorial talking about xstate machines with react! Thanks again:-)

[@leighhalliday]

You're very welcome, Miguel! Glad you enjoyed it :)

[@0xAlfon]

I didn't even know this existed before, thanks for upload this type of amazing content. Keep up the good work Leigh!

[@leighhalliday]

Nice!! Happy I could introduce you to a new library :)

[@girri]

Most clear intro video on this topic. Thank you!

[@leighhalliday]

Woohoo! Thanks Girri! Glad it was able to help :)

[@kailashuniyal04]

So happy to found this channel. Thanks for sharing the knowledge.

[@leighhalliday]

Thanks for saying hi, Kailash!

[@dominikseljan3043]

Oh nice! I've never used state machines on any projects so I can't wait to sit later with a cup of hot tea and watch your video :) Hopefully I can start using them soon

[@leighhalliday]

Let me know what you think, Dominik! What kind of tea are you going to have? :D

[@dominikseljan3043]

Leigh Halliday This seems really nice! Defining states and toggles is straightforward which is nice as well. Looking forward to more videos on this. Hehe I had rooibus with lemon and honey 😀

[@lewismenelaws2344]

Great video Leigh. Made it super simple to understand. Cheers.

[@leighhalliday]

Nice! Thank you Lewis. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@g-luu]

This blew my mind. Thanks for the content.

[@leighhalliday]

Wow, hope you're ok! :) Thanks for saying hi!

[@itmemo8617]

Amazing, I was just thinking about if we could use FSM instead of a bunch of if/else blocks, and this tutorial is just what I was looking for, need further learning about xstate, keep them coming plz 👍

[@leighhalliday]

Hey it memo! I have two other more advanced videos about xstate! Check em out :)

[@JayBowles]

Excellent intro, thanks!

[@leighhalliday]

Thanks, Jay!!

[@Danutz13bv]

Really nice and clear introduction to state machines! Would love to see a more advanced FSM video like a form or something.

[@leighhalliday]

Hey Dan! I have two other videos about XState which are both more advanced :)

[@Danutz13bv]

@@leighhalliday oh, I'm gonna check them out. Thanks for replying!

[@amskhadhiri4636]

@Leigh Halliday, Well you have explained about X-state in this video

[@leighhalliday]

Thank you Ams!! :)

[@sourenasahraian2055]

Hi there Leigh , is XState still a relevant solution for React after 3 years ? Is this still your tool of choice for state machine implementation in Rect ?

[@ryanmatsua33]

Sorry for the unrelated question, but which VSCode theme are you using? Looks so good

[@leighhalliday]

Hey Edmilson! I think I'm using this bad boy marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=azemoh.one-monokai

[@khoilam7569]

Thanks sir

[@leighhalliday]

Hope you enjoyed it, Khoi!

[@gonzaloespeche1499]

What are the benefits of using Xstate versus doing it manually?

[@leighhalliday]

Hey Gonzalo! If you're going to end up rebuilding what xstate has already done, I think it's better to use the library, because they've put in a lot of thought around how to integrate it with react, guard clauses, structure, and the ability to visualize the state machine.