Current Status: 110+ GitHub stars | 2.95kb gzipped (core + React) | Production-ready
- 4 comparison articles (Stunk vs Zustand/Jotai) - Deep dive content ✓
- 10+ showcase applications - Real-world usage demonstrations ✓
- 110+ GitHub stars - Strong community foundation ✓
- 2.95kb gzipped bundle - Industry-leading bundle size ✓
Target: Make computed functions more intuitive
Current API:
const fullNameChunk = computed(
[firstNameChunk, lastNameChunk, ageChunk],
(firstName, lastName, age) => ({
fullName: `${firstName} ${lastName}`,
isAdult: age >= 18,
})
)New API:
const fullNameChunk = computed(() => ({
fullName: `${firstNameChunk.get()} ${lastNameChunk.get()}`,
isAdult: ageChunk.get() >= 18,
}))Implementation Strategy:
- Build dependency tracking system that detects
.get()calls during execution - Use function wrapping to intercept chunk access
- Maintain backward compatibility with current API
- Add automatic cleanup when dependencies change
Benefits:
- More intuitive and readable
- No dependency arrays to maintain
- Automatic dependency detection
- Looks like natural JavaScript
Reality check: Dependency tracking is complex - SolidJS and MobX took years to perfect this. Budget extra time for edge cases.
- All hooks implemented and battle-tested
- Bundle size optimized (included in 2.95kb total)
Target: Full Vue 3 Composition API support
Timeline:
- Week 1-2: Core composables (
useChunk,useComputed,useAsyncChunk) - Week 3-4: Advanced composables (
useChunkProperty,useChunkValues), SSR compatibility - Week 5-6: Testing, documentation, Vue ecosystem validation
Deliverables:
useChunk- Core chunk binding with Vue reactivityuseComputed- Computed values integrated with Vue's systemuseAsyncChunk- Async state management with Vue lifecycleuseChunkProperty- Property-specific subscriptions- SSR compatibility for Nuxt
- Optional Options API helpers
- Svelte stores integration - Native stores compatibility
- Svelte stores are simpler than Vue reactivity
- Can leverage lessons learned from Vue integration
- Angular - Services and new Signals compatibility
- Solid.js - Signal interoperability
Target: Quantify competitive advantages
Timeline:
- Week 1: Benchmark suite setup
- Week 2-3: Performance comparison documentation and analysis
Deliverables:
- Benchmark against competitors (Zustand, Jotai, Valtio, Pinia)
- Memory usage analysis
- React DevTools profiling
- Real-world performance case studies
Revised Realistic Targets:
- Month 8: 250-300+ stars (doubling current base)
- Month 10: 500+ stars (more sustainable growth)
- Month 12: 750+ stars (established library status)
Leverage Existing Assets:
- Promote existing 4 comparison articles across platforms
- Developer outreach and content creation
- Conference talks and presentations
- Open source contributions and collaboration
Timeline:
- Week 1-2: Migration guides from Zustand, Jotai, Pinia, Vuex (build from existing comparison articles)
- Week 1: Performance optimization guide
- Week 2: Advanced patterns and real-world examples
- Week 3: Interactive playground integration
Status:
- ✅ Core documentation complete
- 🔄 Expand best practices section
Don't commit to implementation timeline yet - focus on requirements:
- Browser extension scope and requirements
- Time-travel debugging capabilities research
- Dependency graph visualization planning
- Performance monitoring dashboard specification
- Mock chunk implementations ✓
- Test helpers for async chunks ✓
- Snapshot testing support ✓
- Comprehensive test coverage ✓
- Current: 2.95kb gzipped (core + React) 🎯
- Tree-shaking improvements for Vue version
- Separate builds for different features
- Micro-library approach exploration
- Lazy chunks - Computed values that only calculate when accessed
- Chunk collections - Arrays/Maps of chunks with bulk operations
- Transactions - Multi-chunk atomic updates with rollback
- Schema validation - Runtime type checking with TypeScript integration
- Chunk debugging - Enhanced error messages and stack traces
- Middleware marketplace/registry
- Common plugins (advanced logging, persistence strategies, validation)
- Plugin development toolkit and documentation
- ESLint rules for Stunk best practices
- TypeScript strict mode utilities
- Code generation and scaffolding tools
- VS Code extension with snippets and IntelliSense
- Form libraries integration (React Hook Form, Formik, VeeValidate)
- Router state management patterns
- WebSocket/real-time data synchronization
- Server-side rendering optimizations
- Leverage existing comparison articles
- Create quantified performance documentation
- Most complex feature, needs dedicated focus
- Will generate significant buzz when shipped
- Expands addressable market
- Can work simultaneously with computed redesign
- Migration guides building from existing comparison content
- Begin Svelte integration research
- Bundle size: 2.95kb gzipped (beating target!) ✓
- Comprehensive testing ✓
- 4 comparison articles published ✓
- 2-3 showcase applications ✓
- Framework adapters under 1kb additional each
- Performance within 5% of leading alternatives
- Current: 110+ GitHub stars ✓
- Month 8: 250-300+ stars (realistic doubling)
- Month 10: 500+ stars (sustainable growth)
- Month 12: 750+ stars (established library)
- Active contributors and community PRs
- Framework-specific adoption metrics
- Zero breaking changes in minor versions
- Excellent TypeScript support
- Clear upgrade and migration paths
- High developer satisfaction scores
Stunk as the lightweight, universal state management solution
Position Stunk as the go-to choice for:
- Performance-conscious teams who need small bundles
- Multi-framework organizations requiring consistency
- Library authors building framework-agnostic tools
- Migration projects moving between state solutions
- Modern applications that need async-first state management
- Smallest bundle with most features
- Framework agnostic core with first-class integrations
- Async-first design for modern applications
- Developer experience focused on intuitive APIs
- Production proven with comprehensive testing
The goal is to make Stunk the obvious choice when developers need powerful, lightweight state management that works everywhere.