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title: "Uppy 0.22: Preact, Form, Improved Dashboard, Custom Stores"
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date: 2017-12-23
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author: arturi
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-cover: "https://uppy.io/images/blog/0.22/uppy-dashboard-provider-select.jpg"
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+image: "https://uppy.io/images/blog/0.22/uppy-dashboard-provider-select.jpg"
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published: true
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@@ -10,6 +10,8 @@ Hi all! It’s New Year and Christmas time, and this year Santa is brining you U
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And, if you are celebrating, happy holidays from the Uppy Team! 🎄
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## Preact and JSX
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We’ve been happy using `yo-yo` and `hyperx` template strings in our views for quite a while, but decided to try something more stable. Preact has most of the great ideas of React, plus smaller file size as well as a few good ideas of its own.
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[Check it out](https://uppy.io/examples/dashboard/).
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## Stores
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As you know, internally Uppy uses its own simple state management system with `getState` and `setState` methods. In previous releases we’ve added support for Redux via a plugin called `Redux`, which mirrors all Uppy state to your Redux application’s state, and a plugin called `ReduxDevTools` that connects to Redux DevTools and enables all the cool time traveling stuff.
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