Using MobX as a State Manager in a React Native App

In the previous chapter, we had a chance to try the most popular state management solution in the React ecosystem – Redux. We looked in detail at replacing the FavoritedImages context with Redux. You can go back at any time to check what exactly was changed in the code in the GitHub repo’s folder for Chapter 5: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Simplifying-State-Management-in-React-Native/tree/main/chapter-5.

If you’re curious to see the entire app fully migrated to Redux, please go to another folder: https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Simplifying-State-Management-in-React-Native/tree/main/chapter-5-complete.

We’ve had a steep hill to climb so far. We talked about ReactJS, React Native, and managing state without additional libraries, and finally, we looked at Redux. I can assure you, my dear reader, that if you were able to internalize the first five chapters of this book, the rest will be a breeze...