[] XState: A Solution for Complex State Management
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[] XState and Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types CRDTs
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[] State Machines and State Charts
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[] Orthogonality and Modeling Complex States
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[] The Value of State Machines in Software Development
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[] The Use Cases for State Machines
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[] Balancing Time Investment and Fast-Paced Development
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[] The Connection Between State Machines and AI
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[] The Potential of AI in Stately.ai
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[] Understanding the Actor Model
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[] Building a To-Do App with XState
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[] Introduction to X-State and Actor Interface
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[] Snapshot and State in X-State
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[] Agents and Observing Environments
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[] State Machines in AI Programming
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[] Building State Machines for Practical Applications
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[] State Machines and AI Limitations
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[] Founding Stately and Productizing X-State
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[] Challenges and Lessons as a First-Time CEO
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[] Importance of Making Mistakes and Learning
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[] Transitioning to a Paid Model
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[] Future Plans for Stately
Description:
Dive deep into the world of state machines and their role in creating robust software with David Khourshid, CEO of Stately. Explore XState, a state management library that leverages state machines and the actor model to tackle complex state management challenges. Learn how state charts enhance state machines by introducing hierarchy and orthogonality, and discover tools for visualizing state machines to identify modeling issues early in development. Investigate the connection between state machines and AI, the potential of AI in the stately.ai platform, and the practical applications of building agents using state machines. Gain insights into Khourshid's journey as a first-time CEO, including lessons learned, the importance of making mistakes, and the transition to a paid model. Understand the value of state machines in software development, balancing time investment with fast-paced development, and the future plans for Stately.
How State Machines Create Robust Software - Deep Dive