Nick's big rewrite
JS Party: JavaScript, CSS, Web Development
Persistence
So right now this is only client persisted. How hard would it be to do something stronger than that? Like could you store a serialized version of your state machine in like your local state or a database or what have you)? Yeah. It doesn't do that currently because I didn't want to complicate the talk anymore that I needed to. But you absolutely can do that. And so you can actually like trigger it to not start at the top of the state machine or like whatever you signify as the initial state, you can have it start exactly where it left off from there.
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