[Note that this question is better suited for the user mailing list than
dev.]
In general using ListState and MapState is recommended rather than
using ValueState> or ValueState>.
Some of the state backends are able to optimize common access patterns for
ListState and MapState in ways that are
Hi Flinkers,
Was curious about if there is any performance(memory/speed) difference
between these two options:
in window process functions, when keeping state:
*1) Create a single ValueState, and store state in pure Java
objects*
class MyClass {
List listOtherClass;
Map
