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Re:React's UseRef Deep Dive by knuthsat on Thursday December 17, 2020 @05:00AM (#25454164)
But the state is not mutable, the state is inside a React.Context that provides functions that manipulate it. It's practically the same as redux. You still need to have async actions with redux and use these actions.

mobx on the other hand is exactly that, the state is globally mutable, anyone can import it from anywhere to anywhere.

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