When should I use MobX instead of Akita?

When should I use MobX instead of Akita?

You might choose MobX over Akita when you need a more reactive state management solution that is simpler to set up.

What are the main differences between MobX and Akita?

MobX focuses on observables and reactions, while Akita is more structured and provides a store-based approach.

Can you give me an example of a project where MobX is preferred?

Sure! MobX is often preferred in projects that require complex state management with minimal boilerplate, like real-time applications.

Are there any downsides to using MobX?

Yes, MobX can lead to less predictable state management if not used carefully, especially in larger applications.

How does performance compare between MobX and Akita?

Performance can vary based on the use case, but MobX generally offers better performance for reactive updates due to its fine-grained reactivity.