Academy PRO: Advanced React Ecosystem. MobX
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MobX is a library that uses functional reactive programming to simplify state management in applications. It uses decorators like @observable, @computed, and @action to transparently observe state changes and automatically update dependent views. MobX ensures state and views remain consistent by deriving all values and automatically running reactions when the source data changes. MobX also includes tools for debugging observable state and integrating with React applications.
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