Manage Application State with Mobx-state-tree by Michel Weststrate

• Describe Your Application Domain Using mobx-state-tree(MST) Models
• Build Forms with React to Edit mobx-state-tree Models
• Render mobx-state-tree Models in React
• Attach Behavior to mobx-state-tree Models Using Actions
• Derive Information from Models Using Views
• Test mobx-state-tree Models by Recording Snapshots or Patches
• Remove Model Instances from the Tree
• Create an Entry Form to Add Models to the State Tree
• Store Store in Local Storage
• Restore the Model Tree State using Hot Module Reloading when Model Definitions Change
• More mobx-state-tree Types: map, literal, union, and enumeration
• Defining Asynchronous Processes Using Flow
• Create Relationships in your Data with mobx-state-tree Using References and Identifiers
• Loading Data from the Server
• Use Volatile State and Lifecycle Methods to Manage Private State
• Automatically Send Changes to the Server by Using onSnapshot
• Create Dynamic Types and use Type Composition to Extract Common Functionality