Learn and Apply XState with Vonage Video
Blog post from Vonage
The concept of state machines and statecharts is not new and is a mathematical model used in many things around us. XState helps define state machines, create events and effects, and control application flow using JavaScript methods and objects. The Vonage Video State Chart project uses XState to build an application similar to Google Meet, allowing users to create a meeting room, share the URL, and have a meeting with multiple streams. The project covers basic concepts such as states, state nodes, hierarchical state nodes, parallel state nodes, events and transitions, guarded transitions, context, actions, services, and resources. The goal is to build a Vonage Video app that mimics Google Meet's functionality, using XState to manage the application flow and user interactions.
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