Welcome to Syntax. Today, we got a show for you on state management in JavaScript.

This is kind of an interesting one because we all have to manage state in our application.

And there are many different libraries out there. There's many different approaches.

You're hearing all these words like signals, reducers, actions, immutable, reactivity, state machine, global, local.

If you're using React, you're using a different framework, you're using vanilla JavaScript,

there's all kinds of things to sort of consider. So we're going to do a show today that will

sort of break down the different state management approaches, different ways to hold state,

things that you should consider,

as well as go through some of the more popular options in the state management world right now.

My name is Westboss.

I am a developer from Canada with me as always.

Scott, how are you doing, Scott?

I'm doing good, man.

Just chilling.

Actually, literally chilling.

It's cold here in Colorado. So, yeah.

Oh, man. We have, oh, yeah, we had to open the windows last night. It's like summer weather still here, which is wild.

Oh, yeah. Considering it was snowing this time last year.

We have the classic super cold at night, super hot during the day flow going on right now.

Oh, I'm into that. Yeah. Open the windows. Let me freeze. Yeah. And then open the windows and let me cook during

the day. That's right. Real quick, let's talk about something at Century is behind. It's the

open source pledge.com. So they just rolled

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