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                                            Dale Bustad

Accessing component props in effects

Please see the discussion in #36. I'm looking at a more powerful middleware approach that would allow you access to the state provider instance.

Freactal doesn't work well with recursive state provider components.

@agurtovoy, if you don't have time for a PR, I may go spelunking through your fork and cherry-pick the fixes you've introduced. Interested in some of your experiments, as well.

Freactal doesn't work well with recursive state provider components.

Also, sorry again for going incommunicado on `freactal` for awhile. Job change can do that :)

(Re-)Publish Freactal intro on Hacker Noon?

Thanks @agurtovoy! I switched to a new job shortly after publishing this project, and am only now picking it back up again. I saw your fork [here](https://github.com/textpress/freactal). A couple of...

Shared(global) state for some use cases

This is a tricky thing, and I'm not sure of the best way to go about accomplishing what you're attempting here. I'm not super familiar with Next.js yet, either, so...

Shared(global) state for some use cases

@pronevich, I've been thinking about your question a bit more, and this stuck out to me: > reconciliation on whole components tree Is this happening for you? Due to how...

Shared(global) state for some use cases

Would you be able to provide a reduced repro? I'm definitely interested in seeing areas where the state reconciliation results in an unnecessary VDOM reconciliation.

Add `namespace` option to `provideState`

@zebulonj, I agree that it would have to be the global effects object. Doing the other would be harder, actually. For those that are wondering, the difficulty with implementing this...

Clarify integration with class components and lifecycle methods

Agreed, @aweary. Let's get a solid example in there. Somewhere in the guide, maybe?

Can't get the current state new value after effect

Hi @ralphievolt, it looks like you're invoking your event handler immediately. Do things work differently if you pass `_handleSearching` vs `_handleSearching()`?