<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">The article discusses using state machines for local state and Redux for global state in front-end architecture.Components are managed by state machines via a custom useMachine() hook and internal communication uses React Context.Redux is used as an orchestration layer for global awareness and cross-component collaboration.Local state machines within components provide encapsulation, testability, and independence.Redux is utilized for tasks like hydrating components, broadcasting changes, and time travel/debugging.The article outlines the lifecycle of state including hydration, ownership by state machines, and broadcasting updates back to Redux.State duplication is intentional to retain clarity and decoupling between local state machines and Redux.External influence on components is managed using Redux actions as commands, allowing for decoupled and orchestratable components.Best practices include hydrating components once, broadcasting selectively, and documenting state ownership.The pattern described offers modular, testable components with global awareness and clear state ownership.