Been using Cerebral for two projects (one large and one small) so far and it's simply been an amazing experience.
It's incredible how such a simple framework/concepts can cover everything you need, even for large apps. It doesn't only handle state well, but also provides a good solution for handling side effects.
Also, the way routing is handled is really something other frameworks should learn from. It's slightly unusual in the beginning, but when you "get it" you suddenly realize everyone else has got it all wrong.
Just a shame it's not more well known, as it compares very favorably to other state/side effects management frameworks like redux and mobx.
Using Cerebral in a complex React + TypeScript app and really enjoying the workflow. This is a great tool to work with and a great community as well :-)
Been using it now for a while. Finished 2 Enterprise Web Apps using it. Its really easy to dig into my Apps even after a few month without touching them.
Will use it for my Future Web Apps as well (Together with React)
Have been using Cerebral for my projects written in React for a while. Christian and other maintainers have done an amazing job. They just got the web development right from routing, declarative business logic to managing side effects. Try Cerebral and never look back.
I have been using Cerebral for half a year now in a fairly complex project and am very happy I chose it over the alternatives for state management. I don't think my application could have grown in such a manageable way if I did not use Cerebral.
The Cerebral debugger is another high point and apart from helping with debugging helps to get a clear picture about what is going on in the application and where some refactoring is needed.
The maintainers are awesome people, too. I have often discussed issues I had in the Cerebral Discord channel and they have always been very responsive and helpful.
I hope Cerebral takes off and becomes as popular as it should be.
I use Cerebral for all my frontend apps as well as function-tree for node backends, and I totally love it! It is very productive and the community is great!
Used Cerebral on an Ionic app, re-wrote an XMPP client that took over a 2 years to write in 3 weeks time. Great community, really love using it and its the best programming abstraction I experienced.
Have been using Cerebral since version 1.0. I have finished few projects for two big banks. IMHO, the main Cerebral selling point is the simplicity of the uniform and declarative state management enforced with the state of art Debugger. Cerebral is simpler and more comfortable than Redux, MobX or Recompose. The declarative, composable uniform abstraction for both synch and asynch (side effects) actions is awesome. More, I added to all of that one more thing -
the famous "no-runtime-exceptions" guarantees coming from Elm. Being pragmatic I use the hybrid: Cerebral + React + Elm. It works perfect together!
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Just a shame it's not more well known, as it compares very favorably to other state/side effects management frameworks like redux and mobx.
The Cerebral debugger is another high point and apart from helping with debugging helps to get a clear picture about what is going on in the application and where some refactoring is needed.
The maintainers are awesome people, too. I have often discussed issues I had in the Cerebral Discord channel and they have always been very responsive and helpful.
I hope Cerebral takes off and becomes as popular as it should be.