Is it a common practice in Compose to have State c...
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adte
10/14/2022, 8:46 PMIs it a common practice in Compose to have State classes? Like Application/ApplicationState, Window/WindowState, Control/ControlState? And then, there's sort of like a state tree and a ui tree?
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Arjan van Wieringen
10/15/2022, 5:27 AMCompose is agnostic in how you handle state.
However, ViewModels are common practice and you can make those hierarchical if you want.
That being said. ApplicationState has a different role than a ControlState. If it is UI specific, e.g. the internal state of a control, and not related to application logic l, I’d keep it inside the components
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