QuantaJS Blogs

QuantaJS 3.0 adds official Vue, Svelte and Lit bindings and an Astro integration, so one store definition works everywhere. It also brings request-scoped server state, a cookie adapter, a smaller build and a leaner API.

Astro islands are isolated by design. @quantajs/astro gives each request its own store container, carries server state into the page, and lets React, Vue and Svelte islands share one store.

@quantajs/lit brings typed stores to Lit elements as reactive controllers: fine-grained updates, containers scoped through the context protocol, and the same stores your React or Vue code already uses.

2.1.0 brings defineStore, per-request containers, SSR hydration and a built-in async action lifecycle — plus fixes for the packaging, security and reactivity defects that shipped in 2.0.0.

QuantaJS 2.0.0 is now stable with hardened reactivity semantics, improved React hooks, production-ready DevTools tests, and stronger release quality gates.

Learn about the most common mistakes developers make with QuantaJS and how to fix them. Real-world solutions and best practices to save you time and frustration.

Learn how to optimize your QuantaJS applications for maximum performance with practical tips, patterns, and real-world examples.

Learn how to effectively test QuantaJS stores, actions, getters, and React components with practical examples and best practices.

Learn how QuantaJS persistence works in real-world scenarios with interactive examples you can try right now.

A comprehensive guide to integrating QuantaJS with Next.js applications, covering App Router, Server Components, and best practices for optimal performance.

Learn about the major refactoring that split QuantaJS into framework-agnostic core and React-specific packages for better modularity and performance.