Introducing Local & Temporary Storage with Superblocks

Effective state management is essential for creating dynamic web applications. Superblocks offers two types of state variables - Local Storage variables that persist between user sessions and Temporary state variables whose value does not persist between user sessions. State variables are used to maintain consistency and integrity of data across different parts of a web application, improve performance by reducing unnecessary re-renders and API calls, and store user preferences. Superblocks provides a centralized solution for managing and updating the application's state. Local Storage variables are key-value pairs stored in the client's web browser that persist across sessions and can be used to store user-specific data within a single web application. Temporary State variables are typically used to store temporary data needed within the context of a single component or a small set of related components, and do not persist between user sessions.