nanostores

A tiny, framework-agnostic store system shares reactive state across components. It provides atoms, maps, and computed stores to manage state efficiently across React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Angular, and vanilla JS.

Using a tiny state management system is best for islands architecture. It leverages atoms and maps with a minimal runtime footprint to deliver fast, isolated updates across independent UI components.

Yes, this state management works with React and Vue simultaneously. Optional framework integrations allow you to wire the same core stores into components across different frameworks.

To create a reactive store, define an atom or map, then wire it into a UI component using the optional framework integration. This triggers live UI updates whenever the store's state changes.

Yes, you can compute derived state and batch updates for efficient UI rendering. The system supports computed stores for derived data and batched updates to group multiple state changes into a single render cycle.

Choose a tiny state management library for its minimal runtime footprint and framework-agnostic design. It provides flexible state shapes and derived data without the heavy overhead of larger framework-specific tools.