David Lopez

I didn't think there was good accessible examples using state machines in software at the time, so I made a course to teach others how to use state machines in a JavaScript app.

The course is designed so it's applicable to state machines in general, but I used a JavaScript library called xstate to implement the state machine in a react web app. The good thing about xstate is that it's framework and library agnostic, so you can use it in any JavaScript app or website.

If you're interested in getting an intro to state machines, I think you'll find value in it. The first lesson is an overview of state machines and in the second and third lessons we build a state machine with JavaScript. Please enjoy.

You can also watch the videos on YouTube.